| List of Tables and Figures | ix |
| About the Contributors | xi |
| Prologue: Special Volume Preface | xiii |
| Acknowledgements | xvii |
| PART I: PARADIGMS | |
| Chapter One: Bantu Wisdom as Transcendent Development: Establishing African Philosophical Bedrock | |
| Andani Thakhathi | 3 |
| Chapter Two: The Storytelling Science Paradigm: Evoking the Transformative Power of Indigenous Ontological Antenarratives in Curious Conversation | |
| David M. Boje and Grace Ann Rosile | 15 |
| Chapter Three: Towards a Constructor Theory Conception for Wicked Social Externalities: Delineating the Limits and Possibilities of Impactful Pathways to a Better World | |
| Sherman Indhul | 43 |
| PART II: EMPIRICS | |
| Chapter Four: Preserving State-owned Enterprises in South Africa: Views and Insights from Business Rescue Practitioners in the Commercial Field of Action | |
| Brandon Sej Kesieman and Andani Thakhathi | 55 |
| Chapter Five: Exploring the People Versus Profit Paradox: Business Leadership for Equitable and Inclusive Sustainable Development in Developing Contexts | |
| Gideon L. Storm, Sebastien Desvaux De Marigny and Andani Thakhathi | 79 |
| PART III: COMMUNITIES | |
| Chapter Six: Walking South Africa’s Business Ethics Talk: How Higher Education and Commercial Enterprises Can Co-create a Thriving Cohesive Society | |
| Alex Antonites and Jameo Calvert | 137 |
| Chapter Seven: The Ramifications of Jewish Immigration to South Africa, 1930–1939: Dr D. F. Malan and the Perversion of Ethics on the Altar of Political Expediency | |
| Michael Cohen | 145 |
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