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Economics of the Quasi-criminal Standard of Proof
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Decolonisation as Critical Praxis
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Decolonisation and the Law: Editorial Introduction
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Looking for Emotion in Western Legal Theory
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Law and Emotion: Editorial Introduction
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Of Shared Struggles Beyond the Water: A Sri Lankan Perspective with Themal Ellawala
This is the fifth and final interview in the SLR Special Series on the Marriage Equality Debate entitled Queering the (Court)Room....
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Reproducing Harm at the Margins: An Interview with Sayan Bhattacharya
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Of Love Marriages That Have Always Existed: An Interview with Ruth Vanita
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Of Queerness, Rights, and Utopic Possibilities: An Interview with Dr. Swethaa S. Ballakrishnen
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Queering the (Court)Room: SLR Special Series on the Marriage Equality Debate in India
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Rescuing Duty From Fundamentalism: An Ambedkarite Re-Imagining of Part IV-A of the Constitution
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Environmental Whistleblowing In India: Existing Framework And Potential Considerations
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Panel Report - Socio-legal Water and Sanitation Dialogue
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Regulation Through Reputation: The Case of Beyond Petroleum
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