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Review of Anuj Bhuwania’s “Courting the People”
Having just finished reading Anuj Bhuwania’s book and discussing it with him yesterday in a panel at Oxford (he joined in by skype), here are some thoughts on this influential contribution to Indian legal scholarship. …
Continue readingRescheduled Vidhi talk for Today: Securing Dissenters’ Consent for India’s Constitution: The Role of Directive Principles
On the evening of the 19th of December, Dr. Tarunabh Khaitan, Associate Professor in Law at Wadham College, Oxford, will be delivering a talk titled “Securing Dissenters’ Consent for India’s Constitution: The Role of Directive …
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Indian Law Review: Now Accepting Submissions
Routledge, Taylor & Francis is delighted to announce the launch the Indian Law Review. Edited by a global team of exceptional scholars, we are excited to be publishing the first volume in 2017. Authors are …
Continue readingCANCELLED:Vidhi talk: Securing Dissenters’ Consent for India’s Constitution: The Role of Directive Principles
The following event has been cancelled. On the evening of the 5th of December, Dr. Tarunabh Khaitan, Associate Professor in Law at Wadham College, Oxford, will be delivering a talk titled “Securing Dissenters’ Consent for India’s Constitution: …
Continue readingHousing Discrimination update: Disturbed Areas Act and Real Estate Rules
This blog has doggedly pursued the issue of housing discrimination and the need for legal regulation (see here and here). Sociological research by Sidhwani and Vithayathil & Singh add to the growing evidence of housing …
Continue readingReviewing Legislation under Article 14
Readers may have already heard of the excellent Oxford Handbook of the Indian Constitution edited by Khosla, Mehta and Choudhry. I have contributed a chapter on the application of Article 14 to judicial review of …
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