Politics and Ethics of the Indian Constitution

Oxford University Press India (2009)
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This volume examines various aspects of the Indian Constitution from the perspective of political theory. The essays view the Constitution as a political or ethical document, thereby reflecting configurations of power and interests or articulating a moral vision.

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