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This Special Issue of Sustainability on “Partnerships for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)” brings together a collection of articles that explore a diverse range of issues and challenges faced by partnership arrangements that seek to support the achievement of the SDGs and the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. As well as encompassing a diverse range of collaborative forms and themes, and involving a variety of stakeholders, these collaborative initiatives are all notably shaped by the dynamics of the particular contexts in which they operate. These contexts include individual, organizational, sectoral, spatial, and geographical settings. The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on partnering for the SDGs is also apparent. The interplay between these elements offers a useful global–local context for further inquiry and reflection on how deeper and more meaningful collaborative relationships might be developed to achieve the SDG targets and beyond.

Humanities --- Education --- cross-sector partnerships --- convening --- coffee --- strategy --- mission-driven organization --- SDGs --- sustainability --- sustainable supply chains --- certification --- convener --- inter-organizational learning --- collaboration --- capabilities --- frames --- 2030 Agenda --- Sustainable Development Goals --- SDG 11 --- urban development --- partnerships --- local collective action --- social segregation --- marginalized urban areas --- perception survey --- non-profit organizations --- charitable associations --- mapping --- Saudi Arabia --- multi-stakeholder partnerships --- transformation --- effectiveness --- impact --- COVID-19 --- corporate foundations --- partnership brokers --- sustainable development --- relationships --- inter-personal connections --- Goal 17 --- multistakeholder partnerships --- challenges of multistakeholder partnerships --- stakeholders' perceptions --- NGO-business collaboration --- Mexico --- organizational traits --- UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) --- sustainable development goals --- public-private partnership for development --- governance tension --- development cooperation --- monitoring and evaluation --- cross-sector partnerships --- convening --- coffee --- strategy --- mission-driven organization --- SDGs --- sustainability --- sustainable supply chains --- certification --- convener --- inter-organizational learning --- collaboration --- capabilities --- frames --- 2030 Agenda --- Sustainable Development Goals --- SDG 11 --- urban development --- partnerships --- local collective action --- social segregation --- marginalized urban areas --- perception survey --- non-profit organizations --- charitable associations --- mapping --- Saudi Arabia --- multi-stakeholder partnerships --- transformation --- effectiveness --- impact --- COVID-19 --- corporate foundations --- partnership brokers --- sustainable development --- relationships --- inter-personal connections --- Goal 17 --- multistakeholder partnerships --- challenges of multistakeholder partnerships --- stakeholders' perceptions --- NGO-business collaboration --- Mexico --- organizational traits --- UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) --- sustainable development goals --- public-private partnership for development --- governance tension --- development cooperation --- monitoring and evaluation

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Bibliotheek François Vercammen

Operatie Barbarossa --- Stalin --- Tweede Wereldoorlog --- Sovjet-Unie --- Guerre mondiale, 1939-1945 --- Campagnes et batailles --- Service secret --- Staline, Joseph, --- Leadership militaire --- URSS --- Politique et gouvernement --- Opération Barberousse (1941) --- Guerre mondiale (1939-1945) --- Origines --- Services de renseignements --- Stalin, Joseph --- Military leadership --- World War, 1939-1945 --- Campaigns --- Eastern Front --- Soviet Union --- Politics and government --- 1936-1953 --- Origines. --- Stalin, Jozef --- Guerre mondiale, 1939-1945 - Campagnes et batailles - Front oriental --- Guerre mondiale, 1939-1945 - Service secret - URSS --- Staline, Joseph, - 1879-1953 - Leadership militaire --- URSS - Politique et gouvernement - 1936-1953 --- Staline, Joseph, - 1879-1953 --- Stalin, Jozef. --- Tweede Wereldoorlog. --- Sovjet-Unie.

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We live in a time of great change and challenge. Our species has profoundly altered the Earth. Our use of fossil fuels to provide energy is altering climate, our use of Earth's soil resources to feed ourselves results in extinctions, over exploitation of fish populations has resulted in the population declines of many marine species, and freshwater resources are becoming scarce. At the same time, we see significant improvement in other indicators

Sciences de l'environnement --- Environmental sciences.

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Rabelais apprit jadis à l’Europe que le rire était le propre de l’homme. Sur ce point, il se peut que les Européens soient plus hommes encore que les autres : « inventeurs » de la comédie (grecque), de l’esprit (français), de l’humour (anglais), du Carnaval et de la caricature, « possesseurs » de Cervantès, de Charlie Chaplin et de Raymond Devos, ils ont fondé, au mépris des traditions sérieuses qui les ont également traversés, une culture où le rire est conçu à la fois comme un merveilleux conducteur de sociabilité et un irremplaçable instrument de la raison critique. À l’heure où, bon gré mal gré, les Européens se décident à se donner un destin politique commun, il a paru intéressant d’examiner les opportunités que leur offre le rire –pour se comprendre, mais aussi pour se différencier. Y a-t-il un rire européen ? Une façon particulière de rire ensemble malgré des sensibilités culturelles irréductibles à toute uniformisation ? Sur quelles connivences, soutenu par quelles valeurs, au sein de quelles tourmentes, dans l'espoir de quelles libérations, le rire européen fuse-t-il, d’une nation de l’Europe à une autre ou de l’Europe vers les autres continents ? Ces questions méritaient le concours d’historiens, de sociologues, de littéraires et de linguistes, venus de France et de Grande-Bretagne mais aussi d’Allemagne, d'Italie, de Roumanie, du Danemark et du Niger. Dans le vaste éventail qu’ils ouvrent ici, on verra se déployer toutes les facettes d’un rire qui, de Milan Kundera à Pier Paolo Pasolini et de l’Inde à l’Afrique noire fait entendre la voix d’une Europe complexe, à la fois sûre et inquiète d’elle-même, héritière (infidèle ?) et inventrice (épuisée ?) d’une certaine forme d’humanisme de la Joie.

History --- Europe --- humour --- rire --- littérature européenne --- Philosophie --- politique --- Afrique