Beyond Law and Development

Introduction

SAM ADELMAN AND ABDUL PALIWALA

Part I

Towards New Imaginaries

1. Shifting the Frame from Law in Development to Ending Injustice

SAM ADELMAN AND ABDUL PALIWALA

2. The Post-Hobbesian State, Sovereignty and Development

RAZA SAEED

3. Returning the Anti-Colonial to Philosophy

JAYAN NAYAR

4. The Constitution of Turbulence

ILLAN RUA WALL

5. 'I Built this House on my Back': An Historical Perspective on Care and Property in East Africa

AMBREENA MANJI, AND ANN STEWART

6. The Role of Community in Human-Rights and Development Discourse: Resisting Apathy and Antipathy

OCHE ONAZI

Part II

Rights and Injustices

7. Transnational human rights obligations: Beyond territory and state

WOUTER VANDENHOLE

8. Beyond Development: Human Rights, Personal Responsibility and the Search for Meaning

ANDREW WILLIAMS

9. The Human Right to Water and Beyond: Some Reflections on Water Justice and Water Reform in Zimbabwe

BILL DERMAN AND ANNE HELLUM

10. Access to Justice for Refugees

DALLAL STEVENS

11. Islamic Law, Social Justice and Injustices: The Case for Islamic Welfare Systems

SHAHEEN SARDAR ALI AND FAQIR ASFUNDYAR YOUSAF

12. Countering corruption to promote social justice in the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria: The Case of Uganda

MONICA TWESIIME KIRYA AND SHARIFAH SEKALALA

13. 'In My Own Village': Chronotopes, Governmentality and the Changing Regulation of Traditional Medicine in Kenya

JOHN HARRINGTON