Chapter 1 Development and Rights: Tempering Universalism and Relativism, Christian Lund; Chapter 2 On Universal Morality and the Morality of Universalism, Zygmunt Bauman; Chapter 3 Universal Rights and the Historical Context, Per Bauhn; Chapter 4 Changing African Land Tenure: Reflections on the Incapacities of the State, Sally Falk Moore; Chapter 5 Politics and Struggles for Access to Land: ‘Grants from Above’ and ‘Squatters’ in Coastal Kenya, Karuti Kanyinga; Chapter 6 Past Wrongs and Gender Rights: Issues and Conflicts in South Africa’s Land Reform, Susie Jacobs; Chapter 7 Women’s Human Rights and African Customary Laws: Between Universalism and Relativism – Individualism and Communitarianism, Anne Hellum; Chapter 8 The Interplay between Collective Rights and Obligations and Individual Rights, Rie Odgaard, Agnete Weis Bentzon; Chapter 9 Governance as Multilateral Development Bank Policy: The Cases of the African Development Bank and the Asian Development Bank, Morten Bøås;