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The Sustainable Organization – Volume 2

Edited by Peter Wollmann (), Doris Pemler () and Mersida Ndrevataj ()

in Future of Business and Finance from Springer

Date: 2026
ISBN: 978-3-032-23802-3
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 The Framing of the Book: Why a Second Volume Is Needed and How It Reflects Current Developments of Sustainability and UN SDG Coverage Activities
Peter Wollmann, Doris Pemler and Mersida Ndrevataj
Ch 2 An Updated “User Manual” for the Three-Pillar Model on Sustainability and UN SDG Coverage
Peter Wollmann
Ch 3 Considerations on Crucial Institutional, Cooperation, and Communication Preconditions for Achieving Sustainability and Coverage of the UN SDG
Peter Wollmann
Ch 4 A Special Book Focus: Advancing Sustainable Development in Urban and Rural Areas
Mersida Ndrevataj
Ch 5 Impactful Leadership for the Sustainable Development of a Country: Insights from the Unique Model of Qatar
Rabih El-Haddad and Sabrina Illiano
Ch 6 Rule of Law and Strong Institutions: The Importance of SDG 16 in Post-Conflict Settings
Anna Sabrina Wollmann and Faisal Aminollah
Ch 7 Toward a Multilateral State-to-State Dispute Resolution Mechanism Within the WIPO Framework to Protect Fundamental Right and Enhance Access to Justice in Line with SDG 16
Ahmed Al-Sulaiti
Ch 8 From Global Goals to Ground-Level Impact: Translating Climate Negotiation into Local and Regional Action
Asif Husain-Naviatti
Ch 9 From Awareness to Action: The Urgent Role of Education and Communication in Advancing the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Christina D’Asaro
Ch 10 Challenges for Sustainable Corporate Management in the Food Supply Chain
Reinhard Grandke
Ch 11 Sustainability as an Organizational Learning Practice: The Case Study of a Rural Area in Germany
Bianka Renn
Ch 12 Addressing Sustainability and UN SDG Coverage in Rural Areas of India: A Case Study of Bunker Roy’s Endeavors to Develop Rural Regions and Its People
Dagmar von Tschurtschenthaler
Ch 13 Social Innovation in Tourism in Venice: A Three-Pillar Model Analysis of Purpose, Adaptability, and Connectivity
Olga Tzatzadaki
Ch 14 Horizontal Networks for the Implementation of “Next-Door” Welfare Facilities: Case Study from the Third Sector
Giovanna Muzzi
Ch 15 Sustainable Development in World Heritage Policies and Management: The Italian Context
Remi Wacogne and Chiara Carolina Donelli
Ch 16 The Presence of Absence: Conflicts in Collaborative Spaces: A Comparative Ethnographic Study in France, Italy, and Czechia
Daphné Reguiessé
Ch 17 Conclusions and Takeaways
Peter Wollmann, Doris Pemler and Mersida Ndrevataj

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