Focusing on the complexities of international development, this book explores its theoretical foundations and practical challenges, particularly regarding global poverty and legal barriers to economic growth. It delves into critical issues like international financial practices, corruption, and the interplay of organized crime and terrorism on development. The text also examines the evolving "right to development" within human rights discussions, especially from an African perspective. With a multidisciplinary approach, it offers a fresh, analytical lens on pressing legal and political issues in development.
