412 Teaching Philosophy 46:3, September 2023 © Teaching Philosophy, 2023. All rights reserved. 0145-5788 pp. 412–417 DOI: 10.5840/teachphil2023463192 some suggestions for further reading. This book is suitable for an introduc- tory course to modern political thought or ethics, or in preparation to read- ing one or more of Mill’s works. It offers a wider assessment of the British philosopher and successfully proves that it is worthwhile to read Mill today, particularly in a classroom. Angelo Bottone, Dublin Business School, 13/14 Aungier Street, Dublin 2 Ireland. angelo .bottone@dbs.ie. Ethics in Action for Sustainable Development Edited by J. D. Sachs, M. S. Sorondo, O. Flanagan, W. Vendley, A. Annett, and J. Thorson New York: Columbia University Press, 2022; FORMAT MISSING, 480 pp., $160; ISBN 978-0231202862 MEHMET ALI DOMBAYCI “Ethics in Action for Sustainable Development” is the result of a series of studies that aim to lay the conceptual foundations for a better future by exploring diverse religious and philosophical views in the context of the evolving and changing world order. It attempts to establish a connection between the teachings of major religions and non-religious philosophical ethical perspectives with the goals of sustainable development. The book argues that the realization of sustainable development goals, which will determine the future of our only planet, can be made possible by uniting different worldviews and cultures under the common good. The idea of a “shared plan for a single world” advocated by Pope Francis and Orthodox Patriarch Bartholomew, who have jointly written the foreword to the book, is addressed throughout the book both directly and indirectly. In addition, even though this foreword was written by the heads of the Catholic Church and the Orthodox Church, it is a message inviting all stakeholders in the world to collaborate. Another important emphasis of the book is the conversion of ethics into action, highlighting its indispensable role as a constituent for achieving the desired ideals. It is emphasized through the concept of action that it is not enough just to discuss the ethical principles and values, but it is also important to put them into practice through tangible actions and deci- sions. Therefore, besides being a fundamental work that every policymaker and implementer should read and possess, the book is recommended for academics, researchers, and undergraduate students interested in the role of ethics due to its concise academic language. Additionally, it serves as a guide for individuals and organizations seeking to gain more knowledge on how ethical considerations can be incorporated into decision-making processes and actions related to sustainable development.