"From Culture Understanding to Social Sustainability via SDGs: Interdisciplinary Perspectives from Hong Kong and Beyond" By Dr. Shirley Mo Ching YEUNG

How can cultural memory, history, and innovation shape a more sustainable future?

In "From Culture Understanding to Social Sustainability via SDGs, Dr. Shirley Mo Ching YEUNG bridges humanities, social sciences, and sustainability studies to explore how collective memory and creative innovation align with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

This interdisciplinary work offers powerful insights for scholars, policymakers, and practitioners seeking to foster economic vitality, social well-being, and sustainable development through culture-driven innovation.

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Burundi, noyade et émersion: L’histoire de mon peuple” By Fabrice Ntamatungiro

What if understanding the past could shape a stronger, united future?

In “Burundi, noyade et émersion: L’histoire de mon peuple”, Fabrice Ntamatungiro delivers a powerful and unifying reflection on Burundi’s history. This thought-provoking book offers an objective and comprehensive analysis of the origins and evolution of Burundi’s ethno-political conflicts, and their lasting impact on the nation’s economy and the quality of life of the Barundi people.

It is a call for unity. A roadmap toward social, political, economic, and cultural solutions. A vision for a shared future.

If you care about African history, reconciliation, and nation-building, this book is a must-read.

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⏳ Book Publishing at Omniscriptum — How Long Does It Take?

One of the most common questions authors ask is about timing.
Publishing is a process and while it’s structured, it’s also flexible and depends on each individual project.

Here’s what the typical timeline at Omniscriptum looks like:

•⁠ ⁠Manuscript submission & approval
Usually takes around 3–4 days after submission.

•⁠ ⁠Project processing & formatting
Formatting, preparation, and project setup generally take about 1 week, depending on the manuscript and any required adjustments.

•⁠ ⁠Publication & availability
On average, a book is listed in the catalog within about 1 month after submission.

However, timelines can vary, and each book follows its own path based on the project’s specifics and the level of author involvement.

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