Originally published in hardback: 2018.

I. On what we hope to do -- On the elusive definition of sustainable development -- On defining sustainable development by doing it -- On the indivisibility of our economic and environmental future -- On the necessity of the international rule of law for effective global economic and environmental governance -- II. On what we have done so far -- On the nature of competitiveness and the need for world for world trade rules -- On our international economic efforts on trade and investment -- On our climate and other international environmental efforts -- On our global goals for sustainable development -- On the unfolding of international economic and environmental law in our unwilling world -- III. On what we must do now -- On the need for new approaches to global and environmental goals and governance -- On reimagining the relationship between economy and environment in international economic law to support sustainable development -- On a new approach for sustainable energy in international trade law -- On how international law can be reimagined for sustainable development -- On policy space and post-Paris climate action -- On food, forests, oceans and fisheries -- On water, biodiversity, and rules to protect natural resources -- On making and remaking enabling frameworks for sustainable development -- On resolving disputes and linking enabling frameworks through the international rule of law -- Conclusion : the willing world.