The Law and Development Review

2008 - 2025

Current editor(s): Yong-Shik Lee

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Volume 11, issue 2, 2018

Mapping Law and Development from African Perspectives: An Overview pp. 251-257

Ordor Ada and Ismail Faizel

The African Union Agenda 2063 and the Imperative of Democratic Governance pp. 259-276

Nwebo Osy Ezechukwunyere

Unpacking Legal Pluralism in Commonwealth Africa – Towards Strengthening Methods for Rule of Law Programming for Development pp. 277-332

Bakibinga-Gaswaga Elizabeth

Demand for Law in the African Private Sector pp. 333-369

Finnegan David L.

OHADA and the Making of Transnational Commercial Law in Africa pp. 371-395

Bashi Rudahindwa Jonathan

Corruption in Public Procurement in Lesotho pp. 397-431

Thato Toeba

Law and Development: Lessons from South Korea pp. 433-465

Lee Yong-Shik

Has it Reinvented Iron Law? South Africa’s Social Industrialisation, not Iron Industrialisation pp. 467-511

Pooe T. K.

Law–Finance–Growth Nexus in the Context of Africa pp. 513-555

Huang Flora and Yeung Horace

Inclusive Industrialization: The Interplay Between Investment Incentives and SME Promotion Policies in Sub-Saharan Africa pp. 557-587

M.A. van der Ven Colette

The Creative Industry and South African Intellectual Property Law pp. 589-607

Ncube Caroline B.

Digital Rights Management System and Administration: A Wake-up Call for Nigeria! pp. 609-625

Ajetunmobi Ridwan Lanre

Enforcing Intellectual Property Rights in Nigerian Courts pp. 627-645

Itanyi Nkem

De-Growth and Sustainable Development: Rethinking Human Rights Law and Poverty Alleviation pp. 647-675

Vandenhole Wouter

Macro Aid: Applying Microcredit’s Group Liability Principle to Foreign Aid pp. 677-707

Skladany Martin

Law as a Tool for Ensuring Contributions of Small-Scale Women Farmers to Food Security in Nigeria pp. 709-737

Ezirigwe Jane

The Protection and Promotion of a People’s Right to Mineral Resources in Africa: International and Municipal Perspectives pp. 739-755

Johan Van Der Vyver

Justifying Water Rights in Nigeria: Fiction or Achievable Panacea? pp. 757-800

Okukpon Irekpitan and Anozie Ijeoma

Three Mining Charters and a Draft: How the Politics and Rhetoric of Development in the South African Mining Sector are Keeping Communities in Poverty pp. 801-841

Heyns Anri and Mostert Hanri

Addressing Human Rights Concerns in the Extractive Resource Industry in Sub-Saharan Africa using the Lens of Article 46 (C) of the Malabo Protocol pp. 843-878

Abe Oyeniyi and Ordor Ada

Wildlife Poaching and Rule of Law in Kenya pp. 879-912

Zwier Paul J. and Glajar David Sergio

Good Governance and Development in Botswana – The Democracy Conundrum pp. 913-938

Ghebremusse Sara

Yong-Shik Lee: Reclaiming Development in the World Trading System pp. 939-941

Bashar Malkawi

Volume 11, issue 1, 2018

The Quest for Operational Priorities: Areas in Need of Strategic Development Intervention pp. 1-29

Qerimi Qerim

Path Dependence, Abnormal Times and Missed Opportunities: Case Studies of Catastrophic Natural Disasters From India and Nepal pp. 31-76

Ghimire Kanksha Mahadevia

The Role of Regional Courts in the Development of International Investment Law: The Case of NAFTA Chapter 11 Dispute Settlement Framework and ECtHR pp. 77-95

Ajibo Collins C.

Procedural Delay in the Developing Middle East pp. 97-125

Economides Kim

The Failure of Nigeria’s Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (establishment etc.) Act 2004 as a Development Act pp. 127-171

Ibe-Ojiludu Somadina

Open Access in the Economic Sphere or the Political Sphere: Evidence from Japan pp. 173-208

Yu Guanghua

Reintegrating the Legal into the Social: Reviving Islamic Transactional Law in the Context of the Civil Economy, with Special Reference to Waqf pp. 209-250

Setia Adi

Volume 10, issue 2, 2017

Law and Development as a Field of Study: Connecting Law with Development pp. 179-186

Stéphanie de Moerloose

Human Rights for Women in Liberia (and West Africa): Integrating Formal and Informal Rule of Law Reforms through the Carter Center’s Community Justice Advisor Project pp. 187-235

Zwier Paul J.

Overcoming Extreme Poverty by Social Protection Floors – Approaches to Closing the Right to Social Security Gap pp. 237-273

Kaltenborn Markus

Profit, Persuasion, and Fidelity: Why People Follow the Rule of Law pp. 275-303

Ilg Michael

Justice and the Common Good in Dispute Resolution Discourse in the United States and the People’s Republic of China pp. 305-339

Murphy Tim

The Power to Judge, the Power to Act: the Argentine Supreme Court as a Policymaker pp. 341-360

Campora Mario

Developmental State No Birth Right: South Africa’s Post-1994 Economic Development Story pp. 361-387

Pooe T. K.

Multilateral Development Banks and Sustainable Development: On Emulation, Fragmentation and a Common Law of Sustainable Development pp. 389-424

Mbengue Makane Moïse and Stéphanie de Moerloose

Environmental Degradation and Economic Development in China: An Interrelated Governance Challenge pp. 425-450

Amesheva Inna

The (mis)use of development in international investment law: understanding the jurist’s limits to work with development issues pp. 451-476

Monebhurrun Nitish

Creating an anti-corruption norm in Africa: Critical reflections on legal instrumentalization for development pp. 477-496

Ocheje Paul D.

Clientelism, Law and Politics. Considerations in the Light of the Argentine Case pp. 497-519

Rivas Pedro

The Role of Copyright in Creative Industry Development pp. 521-576

Pager Sean A.

Foreign Aid Reciprocity Agreements: Committing Developing Countries to Improve the Effectiveness of Aid When They Become Donors pp. 577-608

Skladany Martin

Helping Working Children through Consumocratic LawA Global South Perspective pp. 609-641

Dumas P. Martin

Sung-Hee Jwa: A General Theory of Economic Development: Towards a Capitalist Manifesto – A Critical Review pp. 643-657

Lee Yong-Shik

Volume 10, issue 1, 2017

Developing Legislation to Formalise Customary Land Management: Deep Legal Pluralism or a Shallow Veneer? pp. 1-27

Farran Sue and Corrin Jennifer

Trade, Development and Industrial Policy in Africa: The Case for a Pragmatic Approach to Optimizing Policy Coherence Between Industrial Policy and the WTO Policy Space pp. 29-80

A. van der Ven Colette M.

A Response to Professor William Habbard on “Yong-Shik Lee, ‘Call for a New Analytical Model for Law and Development’: A Comment” pp. 81-87

Lee Yong-Shik

The Evolving Mandate of the World Bank: How Constitutional Hermeneutics Shaped the Concept and Practice of Rule of Law Reform pp. 89-118

Dimitri Van Den Meerssche

Advancing Regional Integration in Africa through the Continental Free Trade Area (CFTA) pp. 119-146

Ismail F. A.

Informal Institutions in the Regulatory State: The Case of Bureaucracy in India pp. 147-177

Goyal Yugank