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Preface; Introduction. Part I. On What We Hope to Do: 1. On the Elusive Definition of Sustainable Development; 2. On Defining Sustainable Development by Doing It; 3. On the Indivisibility of Our Economic and Environmental Future; 4. On the Necessity of the International Rule of Law for Effective Global Economic and Environmental Governance. Part II. On What We Have Done So Far: 5. On the Nature of Competitiveness and the Need for World Trade Rules; 6. On Our International Economic Efforts on Trade and Investment; 7. On Our Climate and Other International Environmental Efforts; 8. On Our Global Goals for Sustainable Development; 9. On the Unfolding of International Economic and Environmental Law in Our Unwilling World. Part III. On What We Must Do Now: 10. On the Need for New Approaches to Global Economic and Environmental Goals and Governance; 11. On Reimagining the Relationship between Economy and Environment in International Economic Law to Support Sustainable Development; 12. On a New Approach for Sustainable Energy in International Trade Law; 13. On How International Investment Law Can Be Reimagined for Sustainable Development; 14. On Policy Space and Post-Paris Climate Action; 15. On Food, Forests, Ocean, and Fisheries; 16. On Water, Biodiversity, and Rules to Protect Natural Resources; 17. On Making and Re-making Enabling Frameworks for Sustainable Development; 18. On Resolving Disputes and Linking Enabling Frameworks through the International Rule of Law; Conclusion.