Introduction.- Part I CONCEPTUALIZING DEVELOPMENT.- Tomáš Gábriš, “Law and Development” in the Light of Philosophy of (Legal) History.- Christine Mengès le Pape, Populorum Progressio, Development and Law?.- Flavio Felice, Luca Sandonà, Luigi Sturzo’s Socio-Economic Development Theory and the Case of Italy: No Prophet in His Homeland.- Part II DEVELOPMENT AND FINANCE.- 4. George Garvey, International Financial Aid, Catholic Social Doctrine and Sustainable Integral Human Development.- 5. Zuzanna Selementová, Common But Differentiated Responsibilities for Developed and Developing States: A South African Perspective.- 6. Dai Tamada, Must Investment Contribute to the Economic Development of the Host State?: Scrutinizing Salini.- Part III DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIETY.- 7. Franck Duhautoy, Water: The Common Heritage of Mankind?.- 8. Richard Peltz-Steele, Gaspar Kot, Private-Sector Transparency as Development Imperative: An African Inspiration.- 9. Adam Szafranski, Piotr Szwedo, Malgorzata Klein, Between Economic Development and Human Rights: Balancing E-Commerce and Adult Content Internet Filtering.- Part IV APPLIED SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT.- 10. Ermanno Calzolaio, A Comparative Law Approach to the Notion of Sustainable Development: An Example from Urban Planning Law.- 11. Jan Glazewski, Challenges Concerning ‘Development’: A Case-Study on Subsistence and Small-Scale Fisheries in South Africa.- 12. Wojciech Banczyk, Economic and Social Development in the Republic of South Africa’s New Model of Mineral Rights: Balancing Private Ownership, Community Rights, and Sovereignty.- 13. Daniel Zatorski, Sustainable Development as a New Trade Usage in International Sale of Goods Contracts.
