White clothing, pineapple-topped trophies, and Rudyard Kipling. I write about how Wimbledon celebrates British colonial legacies in the guise of "tradition"
Decolonising Wimbledon and its Phantasm of a Superior Sporting Culture
We must resist conforming to, and being complicit in, the deeply vexing convictions of order, civility, and etiquette that Wimbledon prides itself for.
Ankita Gandhi writes
https://t.co/dI9YanD1Iu
The 'publish or perish' model fosters a culture of superficial scholarship, stifling genuine academic innovation and the teaching-learning process. Arun Sagar makes a case for academics to write less
https://t.co/uB1CwD5apL
I write for @Verfassungsblog on the importance of choosing feminist modes of justice that stay away from the carceral state in cases of sexual harassment
#StoryAlert 🚨
The much-awaited profile.
'Performative Justice: The equivocations of DY Chandrachud'
The burden of expectation on an erudite man with a sophisticated demeanour was immense. But Chandrachud’s tenure “has been two steps forward, four steps backward, six steps sideways.” My cover story for @thecaravanindia magazine.
Link- https://t.co/lqwRrNKzvI
Almost a decade back, a professor of mine, in a rather vulnerable moment, confessed that his generation had failed ours. I comprehend that statement fully now.
First Aharon Barak and now Malcolm Shaw. Indian law students having even a trifle of a concern for truth and justice must be wondering today who all they were made to study and celebrate in their undergraduate curriculum.
#SouthAfricavsIsrael#ICJGaza
My column in @scroll_in on the Chief Justice of India and his recent remarks on Mahatma Gandhi, the Hindu tradition, and the Constitution:
https://t.co/eGF5tRlvAe
Dr Becker Lorca had worked on this first draft as an advisor but not as a constituent. In the interview, he also explains the difference between the two roles, and his contribution to the drafting process.
For @JGLR_JGU, @ShivangiGangw12 and I interviewed Dr Arnulf Becker Lorca, Professor of Public International Law @EUI_EU, to know about the first draft of the Chilean constitution that was put to a plebiscite a year ago. Read here: https://t.co/EgCm75wKVl
Here, he discusses the timeline of the drafting process and the reasons for which the first draft was defeated, the intellectual history of the socio-economic rights being considered in Chilean constitutional debates, the myth of the pervasiveness of western constitutional ideas
The most fun I've had writing an article! Many thanks to @AGYA_Academy and the International Journal of the Legal Profession for the opportunity. If you haven't already, do read @sujatamassey's Perveen Mistry novels and come back to see what I have to say about them.
@IssiDoron - in an interview with @GandhinotMK - discusses how academia, strategic litigation, and advocacy and activism have finally begun taking the field of ‘jurisprudential gerontology’ into serious consideration. https://t.co/b4Sd3TIVML
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I interview media scholar and documentary filmmaker Shohini Ghosh in the latest issue of @JGLR_JGU: "What is the Child Innocent of? Sexual knowledge of course!" https://t.co/h3LeO9gxCw
We have responded to the public consultation on the #DPDP Bill. Due to character limits on the https://t.co/gNi8DKQyb1 website, we were able to provide only part submissions to MeitY.
Our complete comments are available here - https://t.co/GbrPrWVfb8.
I interviewed Prof. @IssiDoron for @JGLR_JGU on the philosophy of 'elder law' and the ageist impact of draconian COVID restrictions on older adults. Read here - https://t.co/ESQG7AliLa
#gerontology#ageism#COVID19#ageivism