..., educational integration, sustainability governance and sustainability partnerships. High-priority items highlight the role of ethical leadership, stakeholder empowerment, integrated planning and cross-sector collaboration in driving institutional change. Research limitations/implications The study...

... digitally mediated sustainability governance may reproduce unequal participation in internationalized higher education settings. Practical implications Universities should integrate sustainability services into a single, multilingual platform, make data student-facing and institutionalize closed-loop...

... enablers manifested in monitoring-evaluation-learning, stakeholder participation and feedback and adaptation. The framework can be implemented along a staged maturity path (initiation, institutionalisation, transformation). Originality/value The paper advances sustainability governance scholarship...

...). Networks can influence relationships as enablers or barriers to campus sustainability (see Figure 1). Networks Science to practice Sustainability governance University campus Sustainability transitions Universities can play critical roles as leaders and change drivers in sustainability...

... institutions (HEIs) themselves remain fuzzy. One way to achieve holistic embedding can lie in organizational culture. This study aims to examine ways by which internal sustainability governance can promote sustainability culture by using empirical data from German HEIs. Design/methodology/approach...