Chapter 1 Teaching for Tomorrow: Preparing Responsible Citizens

Chapter 2 Beyond Mechanism: An Organicist Business Education for the Anthropocene

Chapter 3 Overcoming Sustainability Displacement: The Challenge of Making Sustainability Accessible in the Here and Now

Chapter 4 Why Business Firms Have Moral Obligations to Mitigate Climate Change

Chapter 5 CSR for Sustainable Development and Poverty Reduction? Critical Perspectives from the Anthropology of Development

Chapter 6 Co-creating a CSR Strategy with Customers to Deliver Greater Value

Chapter 7 Public Relations and Responsible Citizenship: Communicating CSR and Sustainability

Chapter 8 Political Science and Environmental Sustainability, Responsible Citizenship and Corporate Social Responsibility

Chapter 9 Coming Back from the Brink: Towards a Critical, Post-autistic Approach to Economics for Sustainability

Chapter 10 Business and Technology

Chapter 11 Senior Management Perceptions of CSR Impact: Long-term Investment for Social Good or Necessary Cost?

Chapter 12 Why Authenticity in Corporate and Employee Volunteering Matters for Employee Engagement: An Organisational Behaviour Perspective

Chapter 13 Perceived Importance of Corporate Sustainability Disclosure: Evidence from China

Chapter 14 Teaching Sustainability and Management Critically: ‘Expectation Failures’ as a Powerful Pedagogical Tool

Chapter 15 The Journey of Self, Nature, Technology and Sustainable Organisational Design: Insights for Transformative Leadership Praxis

Chapter 16 Towards Epistemological Pluralism and Transdisciplinarity: Responsible Citizenship, CSR and Sustainability Revisited