The wheel of law : India's secularism in comparative constitutional context

Contents:
Preface;
Acknowledgments;
CHAPTER ONE: Introduction: Ashoka's Wheel;
PART ONE: Three Models of Secular Constitutional Design;
CHAPTER TWO: Nations and Constitutions: Dimensions of Secular Configuration;
Three Constitutional Models: A Preliminary Account;
Conclusion;
CHAPTER THREE: Secularism in Context;
The United States: Assimilative Secularism;
Israel: Visionary Secularism;
Conclusion;
CHAPTER FOUR: India: The Ameliorative Aspiration;
"The Good of the People"
"The State Shall Endeavor"
A Conversion of Convenience;
Conclusion. CHAPTER SEVEN: Adjudicating Secularism: Political Liberalism or Religious Revivalism;
Story I: Liberalism Ascendant;
Story II: Liberalism Subservient;
Postscript for Story II;
Story III: Jurisprudence;
Conclusion: Liberalism, Communalism, and Jurisprudence;
CHAPTER EIGHT: So You Want a (Constitutional) Revolution? Lessons from Abroad;
Revolutions and Their Constitutions;
Constitutional Harmony;
Reverse Images;
Conclusion;
CHAPTER NINE Conclusion: Toward Secular Convergence;
Reconsidering Smith;
Reinventing the Wheel;
Bibliography;
Index