My new book with @j_chitrakshi, Tareekh Pe Justice: Reforms for India's District Courts, is going to be available from March 13th. Many thanks to @d_s_thakur for bankrolling this project and to @eliofkottayam at @SimonSchusterIN for publishing us. Link: https://t.co/xObvrYooJm
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What is arbitrary power? My answer centres on the caricature of the tyrant, which I argue predisposes us to label disliked non-Western 'others' as arbitrary. I hope to help avoid ethnocentricism in identifying arbitrary power. Open access on Law&Phil: https://t.co/IGo4TZTmHa
How should we think about fraternity as a constitutional value? What are its moral underpinnings and its dangers? https://t.co/3MJtqPF0uA or https://t.co/xpfZkpsfXA. Preprint of my chapter in forthcoming Cambridge Companion edited @ataparnachandra@gautambhatia88 & Niraja Jayal
How much of the discussion on equality must be about reservation?
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Three weeks left for the deadline to submit your proposals for a Special Issue of the ILR. We look forward to your proposals.
**Deadline: 30th September**
My piece in the Hindu in context of the Jan Vishwas Bill giving the bureaucracy the power to adjudicate and impose penalties. I think it goes against the separation of powers. Link here: https://t.co/jJ1VEnk9un
Call for Proposals: Special Issue
ILR is inviting proposals from Guest Editors in all areas of law to publish a special issue in 2024.
Deadline: 30 September 2023
Please email your proposals to: [email protected]
Further details below.
Cuckoos, chameleons and...citizenship? Open access @icon_journal on how to identify strategies of subterfuge- appropriation of constitutional rights/values to disguise authoritarian actions-illustrated India's defence of the Citizenship Amendment Act 2019 https://t.co/TfsMx6RpaX
We're currently seeking digitally skilled PhD researchers and recent graduates to join our team. If you are someone based in South Asian region or working on related legal systems and passionate about an academic career, this could be the perfect opportunity for you! Apply now👇
In which I defend doctrinal scholarship, and worry about the lack of people who specialise in compulsory law school subjects. Interested in views from other jurisdictions. https://t.co/Z3JSWrDZBG
The recordings of the two digital events, in which the ILR family came together to discuss its journey so far, are now online! Please visit the following links to watch them.
Session 1: https://t.co/EIEd526BUX
Session 2: https://t.co/IWumdGkajJ
We are looking for Associate and Assistant Editors to join our team!
If you are a law graduate interested in contributing to ILR's vision of furthering South Asian legal scholarship, please apply. Details below.
The second of our two digital events to discuss our journey so far and plans for the future is only a few days away! We look forward to seeing you at the event.
If you are yet to register, please register at the following link: https://t.co/sZ7H7DvEGN
Our paper on 'Administering Indian Citizenship' is now out in the @IndianLawReview. In the paper, we throw light into some of the critical, yet largely unexplored, secondary legislation and administrative policies and practices pertaining to citizenship processes in India.(1/5).
Finally, it has been such a pleasure and privilege to work on this with @aFarrahAhmed.
If you are interested in reading the paper, but cannot access it, please reach out to me :) (5/5).