What explains the convergence among Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa
(BRICS) on climate change? While Brazil, India, China and South Africa caught attention …

Climate change is a universal challenge that affects every country, community and
individual. Importantly, its discourse requires collective participation from all academic …

Background Anthropogenic Global Warming (AGW) poses a critical challenge necessitating
effective global climate change mitigation efforts. However, the pervasive influence of …

Abstract ENGLISH SUMMARY: Climate change is the defining challenge of our time. The
rise in global temperature observed in recent decades poses high risks to social and natural …

The purpose of this chapter is to analyze how leadership emerges in inter-organizational
partnership settings and how its emergence affects cultural complexity. The chapter covers …

Abstract Earth for All: A Survival Guide for Humanity, a Report to The Club of Rome, offers
system change pathways to avoid ecological and societal collapse through 'extraordinary …

University-community partnerships have the potential to respond to society's most pressing
needs through engaged scholarship (Pundt & Heilmann, 2020). Because of their …

The World Bank defines climate change governance as the use of institutions to address
governance failures, to strengthen incentives, and to build capacity for climate action. To …

Interorganisational partnerships are organisational forms in which multiple stakeholders
work as a collective towards common objectives, and yet little empirical evidence exists on …

Abstract South Africa and Nigeria are regarded as the two major economic powerhouses of
Africa, being the two largest economies on the continent respectively. Until recently both …