Social Sciences
Dear all
Under the theme ?Terror, Law and Bio-politics? I would like to organise a panel on ?extra-ordinary/ anti-terror? laws. We can explore the content and substance of such laws, the politics and ideology which informs the framing and working of extraordinary laws (viz., the specific ways in which such laws unfold), the relationship between specific constitutionalisms (viz., Nepali, Sri Lankan, Bangladeshi, Pakistani, Indian, Israeli, South African, Australian, USA etc.) and extraordinary laws, examining the relations between socio-cultural communities and state as they are mediated through extra-ordinary laws, the specific ways through which people support, negotiate and resist these laws. We can frame our papers around the broad theme ?Politics, ideology and extraordinary laws?.
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Social Sciences
panel proposal
Dear all
Under the theme ?Terror, Law and Bio-politics? I would like to organise a panel on ?extra-ordinary/ anti-terror? laws. We can explore the content and substance of such laws, the politics and ideology which informs the framing and working of extraordinary laws (viz., the specific ways in which such laws unfold), the relationship between specific constitutionalisms (viz., Nepali, Sri Lankan, Bangladeshi, Pakistani, Indian, Israeli, South African, Australian, USA etc.) and extraordinary laws, examining the relations between socio-cultural communities and state as they are mediated through extra-ordinary laws, the specific ways through which people support, negotiate and resist these laws. We can frame our papers around the broad theme ?Politics, ideology and extraordinary laws?.
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Sociology tries to find out the general laws or principles about human interactions and association, about the nature, form, content and structure of human groups and societies. It does not study each and every event that takes place in society. It is...
- National Seminar On Law And Literature
February 9, 2012Dear friends,Sub: National Seminar on Law and Literature in Honour of K.G. KannabiranThe seminar will explore the complex relationship between law and literature through an examination of specific texts, playwrights, films, poets, writers...
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Seeking panelists for the LASSNET conference who would want to contribute a paper for a panel on either 1) aspects of governance of contemporary Family Law in India or 2) laws relating to sexual violence or domestic violence, and their adjudication. Since...
- Werner Menski
Werner Menski Professor of South Asian Laws SOAS...
- Alexander Fischer
Alexander Fischer teaches public law and comparative constitutional law at the School of Law, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London. He was a Visiting Fellow (2004/2005) at the Centre for Law and Governance, JNU, New Delhi and taught...