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It is literally the last word on India today, witness within witness, a chain of voices that illustrates every phase of Indian life ... with a truthfulness and a subtlety that are a joy to read. Something like love enters the narrative - a real feeling for the land and its people' Paul Theroux, Lite... More

This is the second edition of a classic first published in 1991. The updated edition contains concise extracts of landmark judgements and policy documents relating to environmental law and policy in India. Each section is interlaced with notes, questions and comments, to further critical thinking.... More

In a frank and enlightening look at our criminal courts, attorney Roy Black reveals his defense strategies in four cliffhanger cases. ""To Kill a Mockingbird, " but with real characters."--Alan M. Dershowitz, author of "Reversal of Fortune."In "Black's Law," one of America's toughest and shrewdest c... More

In India's Politics: A View from the Backbench, Bimal Jalan, ex-Governor of the Reserve Bank of India and best-selling author of The Future of India, turns his gaze to the complex mechanics of the political system in the country.As a member of Parliament, Bimal Jalan has watched the workings of ... More

An invaluable book for students and teachers of management to practising managers. The case studies and articles contained in the present volume reflect the current thinking on the subject of marketing management. The provide perspectives on key issues and problems facing Indian marketers as we e... More

Gandhi, who emerged as a political thinker in thepre-independence period, strongly opposed the colonial rule. He provided to theIndians an alternative principle of law through his unique definition of"Swaraj". This principle replaced the western concept of democracy andit is based on the I... More

Women’s studies first emerged in India during the 1970s as a forceful critique of those processes that had made women invisible after independence—invisible not only to society and the state, but also to higher education and its disciplines. Since that beginning, so much has happened in this a... More

This two-volume book documents all the reported and unreported cases of Public Interest Litigation (PIL) from its inception in 1979 to April 1994. The author stresses that the law is not autonomous, but embodies the priorities of those involved in establishing and maintaining a legal system. She sho... More