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Law and social transformation in India / Oliver Mendelsohn.
Series: Law in India seriesPublisher: New Delhi : Oxford University Press, 2014Edition: 1st edDescription: xxxii, 302 p. ; 23 cmISBN:- 9780198098478 (hbk.)
- 0198098472 (hbk.)
- 340.115 MEN
Contents:
1. The Pathology of the Indian Legal System ;
2. How Indian Is Indian Law?;
3. The Transformation of Authority in Rural India;
4. The Question of the 'Harijan Atrocity';
5. From Colonial to Post-colonial Law in India;
6. The Indian Legal Profession, the Courts, and Globalization;
7. Life and Struggles in the Stone Quarries of India;
8. The Supreme Court as the Most Trusted Public Institution in India;
9. Law, Terror and the Indian Legal Order.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
1. The Pathology of the Indian Legal System ;
2. How Indian Is Indian Law?;
3. The Transformation of Authority in Rural India;
4. The Question of the 'Harijan Atrocity';
5. From Colonial to Post-colonial Law in India;
6. The Indian Legal Profession, the Courts, and Globalization;
7. Life and Struggles in the Stone Quarries of India;
8. The Supreme Court as the Most Trusted Public Institution in India;
9. Law, Terror and the Indian Legal Order.