International Development Law

Focusing on the intersections of law and international development, this book explores the roots of global poverty and identifies legal barriers to sustainable growth. It is divided into two parts: theoretical foundations and issues related to international financial practices. The author delves into corruption's role in hindering development, examining its connections to organized crime and terrorism. Additionally, the concept of the "right to development" is critically analyzed, especially within the African context. The text combines rigorous research with practical insights, making it a valuable resource for understanding complex global issues.