In Kensington, Brooklyn, a series of gruesome murders targeting women has left the police stumped. To tackle the case, they enlist Special Agent Thomas F. Mendel, the FBI's top serial-killer expert, who leads a specialized team to hunt down the elusive killer known as Rainbow. As the investigation unfolds, unforeseen twists arise, testing the limits of even the most skilled agents in their pursuit of justice.
This paper examines the governance of the transformation to sustainability (T2S), emphasizing the interplay of various transition processes and stakeholder interactions. It critiques the "ahistoricity" in T2S literature, proposing an integrated approach that identifies four essential resources for effective governance. The author presents three pathways to sustainable futures aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals, highlighting the unique socio-political contexts of different countries.