Recent open-access books on SDG 10: Reduced inequalities
Recent open-access books on SDG 10: Reduced inequalities
In a world striving for sustainable development, the role of knowledge dissemination cannot be overstated. SDG 10 – Reduced inequalities – is crucial for advancing inclusive and sustainable development, contributing to a better future for all. To support this mission, we are proud to showcase a curated list of recently published open-access books that align with SDG 10 themes. These books are freely accessible to readers worldwide, helping advance research, share innovative ideas and drive meaningful change.
As a publisher committed to open access, we believe in breaking down barriers to knowledge accessibility and empowering authors to share their research with a global audience. If you are an author or researcher with innovative ideas that align with SDG 10 – or any of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals – this is your opportunity to make a difference. We are actively seeking book proposals for open-access publications that inspire change and contribute to a more equitable and sustainable future.
Here are some of the latest open-access books that explore diverse aspects of SDG 10: Reduced inequalities
Accounting theories, practices, education and human capital formation trends: Empirical and conceptual insights
Edited by Martha Matashu, Lilian Ifunanya Nwosu and Calvin Mahlaule
This book provides insights into an interdisciplinary approach to contemporary accounting practices and advancing human capital formation.
Artist or Imposter! Breaking barriers and ‘dancing’ the data
Authored by Dianna Moodley and Clare Craighead
This book makes profound theoretical and epistemological contributions to newfound understandings of social constructivism in higher education. It invites scholarly debate on non-traditional arts-based methodologies.
Contemporary issues in South African education
Edited by Vusi Mncube, Mzuyanda Percival Mavuso, Winston Hendricks and Charl Wolhuter
Various chapters, dedicated to a specific topic and authored by experts in that area, explore, unpack, interrogate and assess the various challenges facing education in South Africa.
Digital inequality in a developing context: A multifaceted approach
Edited by Nobert R Jere, Gardner Mwansa, Memory Ranga, Attlee M Gamundani and Pardon B Maoneke
The book describes the digital inequality between well-connected communities and regions with access to information and communication technology services and those that have difficulty accessing and using digital services. It uses practical case studies from selected Southern African countries to expose digital inequalities in different sectors, provides step-by-step solutions on closing the digital divide from a citizen’s perspective and presents sustainable and achievable digital solutions to address the identified inequality.
Envisioning a promising Africa from diverse perspectives
Edited by Cheryl Potgieter, Vimbai Chibango, Lifutso Tsephe and Imraan Buccus
Insights on how Africa and its diaspora can collectively work together to realise its aspirations.
Local economic development: Innovation, new technology and green economies
Edited by Marius Venter and Chané de Bruyn
The book contributes to linking or integrating technology, innovation and sustainable growth for local development.
Making a mark: Wits School of Construction Economics and Management and its contribution to the construction and property fields
Authored by Samuel Laryea, Alexandra Smit-Stachowski and Bongi Mphuti
A vital record of Wits School of Construction Economics and Management’s enduring and inculcating legacy in advancing knowledge, practice and transformation in the construction industry.
Oral history in South Africa: Autoethnography, methodologies and ethics
Edited by Sekgothe Mokgoatšana
This book is a contribution to Oral History as it has developed in South Africa, focusing on methodology and ethics, including case studies.
Public administration, democracy and peacebuilding in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Authored by Jean K Chrysostome Kiyala
This work makes a cutting-edge contribution to the global discourse on peace, democracy and good governance and is a vital resource, firstly for scholars and also policymakers engaged in African studies, conflict resolution and public administration.
Reproductive health issues among young people in southern Africa
Edited by Karabo Mhele, Mluleki Tsawe and Martin E Palamuleni
This book provides valuable insights for scholars and stimulates discussion on sexual and reproductive health (SRH) issues in southern Africa.
Socio-ecological-economic reflections on the impacts of COVID-19 in Africa
Edited by Willie Chinyamurindi and Philani Moyo
This book provides reflections from young scientists in South Africa, Africa and beyond around the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ukonga among women in rural spaces: A Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund‑inspired community project
Edited by Joyce Mdiniso, Allucia Shokane and Mapule Cheela
The book contributes valuable insights into transformative, gender-inclusive development practices driven by women’s collective savings initiatives in the rural spaces of Eshowe Municipality, KwaZulu-Natal. It presents empirical research on women’s self-help groups (ukonga) and explores the theoretical and contextual factors that have enhanced rural economies through women’s financial resilience and economic sustainability.
Understanding systems of innovation in Africa: A political economy approach
Edited by Mario Scerri
The book contributes to the development of an alternative political economy framework for understanding innovation in Africa.
These books demonstrate the power of open-access publishing in driving progress toward SDG 10. By making these works freely available, we are not only amplifying the voices of researchers but also ensuring that their insights reach researchers, policymakers, practitioners and communities who can turn ideas into action.
If you are passionate about contributing to the global dialogue on sustainable development, we invite you to submit your book proposal today and join a growing movement that prioritises accessibility, impact and innovation. Together, we can create a world where knowledge knows no boundaries and sustainable development becomes a reality for all.
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