Gardens of Governance

Gardens of Governance: Lessons from Eden on Sustainability and Leadership explores the wisdom of the Garden of Eden narrative in the Book of Genesis to address contemporary issues in governance ethics and environmental stewardship. By interpreting the command to tend and keep the garden the book offers a metaphor for responsible environmental and social governance. It connects stewardship accountability and community dynamics from the Eden story to current challenges providing practical strategies for policymakers business leaders and academics. Through in-depth analysis case studies and theoretical discussions the book uncovers how these themes can guide sustainable leadership practices today. Blending theological insights with governance and ethical considerations it provides an interdisciplinary approach for readers seeking actionable strategies for responsible management and a deeper understanding of how ancient teachings can influence modern leadership and sustainability.