Oliver Mendelsohn
Law and Social Transformation in India is a compilation of Mendelsohn’s publi-shed essays on the Indian legal system written over different points of time.
Reviewed by: Pratiksha Baxi
Rajesh Pradhan
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2015
2015
The above excerpt from the Valmiki Ramayan’s ‘Yudhkand’ has for long been relevant to the birth of a new political discourse in India with Lord Rama at the epicentre in the dying decades of the twentieth century and thereafter.
Reviewed by: Nilanjan Mukhopadhyay
Stuart Corbridge
How and why could India remain a possible and successful democratic polity with an impressive economic growth despite the persistence of, inter alia, large-scale poverty,
Reviewed by: Kham Khan Suan Hausing
Jan Breman
Data on the growing deprivation of sections of people has started resurfacing with investigations into implementation of Rural Employment Guarantee Schemes (NREGS) across the country since 2008.
Reviewed by: Anubhav Sengupta
A. Banerjee
Data on the growing deprivation of sections of people has started resurfacing with investigations into implementation of Rural Employment Guarantee Schemes (NREGS) across the country since 2008.
Reviewed by: A. Gangatharan
Rob Jenkins
Nandigram in West Bengal, Maha Mumbai in Maharashtra, POSCO in Odisha, Reliance in Haryana, Mundra in Gujarat.
Reviewed by: Sanjoy Chakravarty