Titlebook: Corporate Sustainability in Africa; Responsible Leadersh Samuel Adomako,Albert Danso,Agyenim Boateng Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable

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Promoting Sustainability in Africa Through Entrepreneurial Brandinged to promote sustainability programs is barely limited. This book chapter explores a conceptual approach using entrepreneurial branding practices—embedded within effectual decision-making logic—to promote more sustainable practices on the African content. We show that entrepreneurial branding harne

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Beyond Mere Rhetoric: Gender Diversity and Corporate Sustainability Policiesoles ascribed to women it entails. It focuses on workforce diversity, particularly the horizontal (among sectors and industries) and vertical (within top-decision-making roles) female workforce participation. It adopts a socio-legal enquiry that draws on African feminists and feminist political econ

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Gender and Sustainability in Africaality and creating sustainable pathways present pressing problems. This book chapter examines the need to address gender equality and sustainable development jointly and outlines the moral, ethical, and practical justifications. It was found that the sustainability issues in Africa include overusing

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Book 2023 improve sustainability practices of African firms for greater success. With guidance for scholars and policymakers, this book will serve as a valuable resource, providing readers with an up-to-date and contextual understanding of sustainability practices, drivers, and challenges in Africa.

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Blessing Olanrewaju,Yetunde A. Aluko the bottom of the agenda of African governments and corporate entities. The book provides a unique interdisciplinary perspective, bringing together contributions from diverse disciplines to highlight the need for more interdisciplinary research in sustainability in Africa.

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The Secret Code of Nonverbal Communication,ightened by income inequality, demographic pressures, poor governance and corruption, environmental degradation, and lack of data and information are key barriers affecting SDGs and their implementation. The research recommends that further studies should test the proposed conceptual framework.