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Covid-19 in Asia: Law and Policy contexts
Victor Ramraj and Arun Thiruvengadam book chapter in edited volume published by Oxford University Press, Dec 2020.
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‘Did the First Amendment to the Constitution lay the foundation for an authoritarian state?’
Malini Bhattacharjee, The Indian Express, October 11, 2020.
School Choice and Implementation: Survey Evidence Across Indian States
Srikrishna Ayyangar, Sham N. Kashyap, Prateeti Prasad, and Rishikesh B.S., Studies in Indian Politics, (October 2020).
‘Idea of Social Stock Exchanges for India’
Varsha Aithala, The India Forum, September 22, 2020
Opinion: No climate concerns in India’s draft green rules
Abhayraj Naik,India Climate Dialogue 24th August 2020 [co-author].
Violent Beasts and Legal Animals
Abhayraj Naik, published by Oxford University Press in collaboration with the Indian Law Institute, 2020
Hegemony without Dominance
Vishnupad, published by Oxford University Press in collaboration with the Indian Law Institute, 2020
‘India that is Bharat: The Politics of a National Name’, Economic and Political Weekly
Kanika Gauba, 11 July 2020
73 yrs ago, Sylhet Referendum left a Hindu community homeless between Assam and Bangladesh,
Malini Bhattacharjee, July 6th 2020
Indian intellectuals using secularism to shoot down CAA is only helping Hindutva camp
Malini Bhattacharjee, January 10 2020
“The LLM programme at the Azim Premji university is a well designed, intensive programme that reflects a sound, contextualized understanding of the issues of development in India. The strong emphasis on practical engagement and legal writing is extremely valuable. The experience and vision of the faculty, a diverse student body and the multi-disciplinary environment of the University adds to a rich learning experience”
Preeta Dhar (Batch of 2017)
“The LLM programme at Azim Premji University is novel given its inter-disciplinary approach to the law. One of my main reasons for choosing this programme was its eminent faculty. My expectation on this front has been fulfilled as the faculty brings not only a unique approach towards teaching the subject, but also a willingness to adapt to the needs of students. The course structure as well as academic environment at APU ensures that one understands the law through the lens of other disciplines. This course, therefore, has provided me with a fresh perspective in understanding the law”
Nikita Sonavane (Batch of 2017)
Coming up on April 14-15 is the Policy Dialogue Event organized by the SPG. Our students have had field engagements for nine months as part of their curriculum. Now, they will present their work to policy practitioners. Their projects are on subjects like housing discrimination; community policing, school grants; police bail, etc.
