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Rule of law in a free society / edited by N.R. Madhava Menon.
Publication details: New Delhi : Oxford University Press, 2008.Description: xiv, 199 p. ; 24 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9780195694420
- 0195694422
- 340.11 MAD-2
Contents:
Summary: With reference to India; contributed articles.
Contents: Forward vii; Preface viii – x; List of Abbreviations xi – xiv; PART I: THECONCEPT AND RELEVANCE OFRULE OFLAW 1. Rule of Law: Its Ambit and Dimension 3; Soli J. Sorabjee; 2. The Citizen and the Rule of Law 10; P. Chidambaram; 3. Rule of Law: The Sieges Within 22; Goolam E. Vahanvati; 4. The Constitution of India and Rule of Law 32; K.T. Thomas; PART I: RULE OF LAW AND INSTITUTIONS OF STATE 5. Constitutional Institutions and the Maintenance of Rule of Law 41 N.R. Madhava Menon; 6. Executive Authority and the Rule of Law 57; V.K. Saraf; 7. Rule of Law and Inter-State Relations 92; J.S. Verma; 8. Rule of Law and the Judiciary 116; M.N. Venkatachaliah; PART m: THREATS TO RULE OF LAW 9. Corruption and the Rule of Law 131; N. Vittal; 10. Terrorism and the Rule of Law 147; Prakash Singh; 11. International Relations and the Rule of Law 174; B.S. Chimni; List of Contributors 198.
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| 340.1 VAS Rethinking Law and Violence / | 340.1 WAL The legacy of Ronald Dworkin / | 340.11 HUS The Jurisprudence of Emergency : | 340.11 MAD-2 Rule of law in a free society / | 340.11 MOI-4 The wheel of justice / | 340.11 MOI-5 The wheel of justice / | 340.11 NAR - 1 Of law and life: Upendra Baxi in conversation with Arvind Narain, Lawrence Liang, Sitharamam Kakarala, Sruti Chaganti. |
"Nehru Centre."
Includes bibliographical references.
Contents: Forward vii; Preface viii – x; List of Abbreviations xi – xiv; PART I: THECONCEPT AND RELEVANCE OFRULE OFLAW 1. Rule of Law: Its Ambit and Dimension 3; Soli J. Sorabjee; 2. The Citizen and the Rule of Law 10; P. Chidambaram; 3. Rule of Law: The Sieges Within 22; Goolam E. Vahanvati; 4. The Constitution of India and Rule of Law 32; K.T. Thomas; PART I: RULE OF LAW AND INSTITUTIONS OF STATE 5. Constitutional Institutions and the Maintenance of Rule of Law 41 N.R. Madhava Menon; 6. Executive Authority and the Rule of Law 57; V.K. Saraf; 7. Rule of Law and Inter-State Relations 92; J.S. Verma; 8. Rule of Law and the Judiciary 116; M.N. Venkatachaliah; PART m: THREATS TO RULE OF LAW 9. Corruption and the Rule of Law 131; N. Vittal; 10. Terrorism and the Rule of Law 147; Prakash Singh; 11. International Relations and the Rule of Law 174; B.S. Chimni; List of Contributors 198.
With reference to India; contributed articles.
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