This is a review of Wrongs and Crimes by Victor Tadros. Published in Law and Philosophy, May 2021
A review of 'Art Attacks' by Malvika Maheshwari (OUP, 2019), published in Contributions to Indian Sociology (54:3, 2020)
What does it mean, in the age of 'decolonizing philosophy', to teach the Western philosophical canon to students in India?
A commonly explored theme in international civil society organisation (CSO) collaborations is the dominance of Northern CSOs and how this impinges on Southern CSOs’ autonomy, but there is little work on the relative importance of different collaborations for Southern CSOs. This study examined complementarity as a new approach to understanding CSO collaboration. Seeking Southern perspectives, we examined the case of CSOs working on disaster risk reduction in India and developed a typology of complementarities in this domain.
Sixteen Stormy Days is a study of independent India's first constitutional crisis. The crisis arose out of a series of adverse court judgments in 1950-51 which placed obstacles in the way of the Congress government's ambitious social agenda, as well its ability to maintain law and order. In May 1951, the government moved to amend the Constitution to undo the effects of these judgments. The Constitution (First Amendment) Act was passed in June, following a bitter battle in Parliament.
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Published in India Today, issue of 23 March 2020
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