I came across this almost by accident, and found some interesting academic articles on a variety of legal issues: debates over the Uniform Civil Code, mediation in India, law books in the Hindu legal tradition, India’s policy on climate change, and other topics. Many of the scholars are familiar figures, who have previously written on Indian legal issues. At least some of our readers may find the fare on offer stimulating. Here is the link to the issue: if your internet connection enables it, I would recommending clicking on the PDF links, which are more readable. (I’ve included the number of the issue in the heading, so that once the journal moves this to the archives, it can still be located in future by using the volume number).
New issue of the German Law Journal on India: Vol 9 No. 3 (March 2008)
Further reading
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Thanks Arun. this is very helpful.