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Games Lawyers Need to Play

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Empowering Dalits for Empowering India

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Reservation Policy and Its Implementation Across Domains in India

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Water Governance in Motion

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Queer – Despised Sexuality, Law and Social Change is an inaugural monograph based on the belief that the struggle for a better world for queer people has to be based not just on questioning the larger frameworks of legal injustice, State intolerance and societal indifference, but also questioning and challenging ignorance, misconceptions and hatred in our families, our schools and colleges and our places of work.

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Can Society Escape the Noose…?

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Humjinsi

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Refugees and the Law

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Contested Commons/ Trespassing Publics

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Cultural Writing. Political Science. This year, the annual Sarai Reader looks at ‘Acts’—at instruments of legislation, at things within and outside the law, and at ‘acts’—as different ways of ‘doing’ things in society and culture. Several essays echo and complement themes that have emerged in earlier readers. Piracy, borders, surveillance, claims to authority and entitlement, the language of expertise, the legal regulation of sexual behaviour and trespasses of various kinds have featured prominently in previous Readers. This collection foregrounds these issues in a way we hope can make a series of coherent but autonomous and interrelated arguments.

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