Titlebook: Society 5.0; 4th International Co Knut Hinkelmann,Hanlie Smuts Conference proceedings 2025 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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Collaborative Online International Learning COIL: Trends, Definition & Typology,portant measure for internationalization at home. COIL directly contributes to more sustainability and fairness at tertiary educational institutions, while participating students are equipped with relevant future skills in international competency. The School of Business of the University of Applied

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Towards a Sustainable Future: Understanding Green Consumerism in Mauritius,r sustainability. Mauritius, a small island nation, faces the challenge of transitioning to renewable energy sources amidst limited conventional energy options. While governmental initiatives aim to promote renewable energy adoption, individual household contributions to this endeavor remain underst

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Transcultural Leadership and Sustainable Development in the Digital Era: Navigating the 4IR in Sout development, with a focus on the South African context. It examines the intersection of digital transformation with key sectors like energy transition, circular economy, and sustainability, advocating for leaders to blend global sustainability aims with local cultural insights. Through a mixed-meth

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,A Decision-Support Approach for University Incubators,ociety 5.0 paradigm. However, most of these incubators are still in their infancy, making their success a trial-and-error practice. To foster the fast successful development of incubators by universities, this paper proposes a decision-support system (DSS). The latter has been built by following the

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Advancing Financial Inclusion and Data Ethics: The Role of Alternative Credit Scoring,l inclusion, supporting data-driven decision-making, fostering innovation, enhancing risk management, and addressing ethical considerations. This research investigates alternative data sources and credit-scoring algorithms to evaluate the creditworthiness of individuals with limited credit histories

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The Influence of Tribal Leaders in the Adoption of e-Banking Products in the Kingdom of eSwatini: Ueople living in their chiefdom. In this study we examine the role of traditional chiefs in the acceptance of electronic banking (e-Banking) products in eSwatini. The aim was to look specifically at the tribal authority‘s influence. Therefore, Social Influence Theory as our theoretical lens was emplo