Global Conflicts and environmental challenges present enormous impediments to business, law, accounting, public administration, economics, management and development efforts; these weaken judicial and accounting institutions, which thus makes desired sustainable growth aspirations vulnerable.

Accordingly, more than ever, there is an urgency for scholars to expedite a pragmatic leap beyond traditionally held disciplinary boundaries to weave shared models of sustainability innovations.  These models may catalyse desired prosperity to usher indubitable sustainable economic growth and development.

The 1^st Faculty of Management and Law International Conference (1^st FMLIC) will focus on Sustainability Innovations and invites scholars from trans-disciplinary fields including but not limited to business, law, accounting, public administration, economic, human resource management and development; social science, technology, and of quantitative, theoretical or full papers, which discusses novel qualitative, quantitative,  theoretical and/or conceptual  models for sustainability innovation for growth amidst global conflicts and environmental challenges.