Upendra Baxi
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A Slavish regard for authority? Rule of Law, Education and multinational liability in Nani Palhivala's worldview.', 10th July 2019
The 5th palkhivala lecture was held on wednesday , 10th July 2019 at 5 pm at ISIL Auditorium , New Delhi and was delivered by Eminent Jurist Prof. Upendra Baxi.
The topic chosen by Prof. Upendra Baxi is ' A Slavish regard for authority? Rule of Law, Education and multinational liability in Nani Palhivala's worldview.'
A Step Forward in Punishing Ecocide?, 10 May 2024
In Indian Express.
“A Sudden Flood of Mutiny?”, 23 July 2021
A Time for Creative Diplomacy, 17 March 2022
In The Indian Express.
‘A Work in Progress?’: United States’ Report to UN Human Rights Committee, 1996
Baxi critically examines the United States’ report to the UN Human Rights Committee. The essay reflects on international human rights monitoring, state accountability, and the politics of reporting, highlighting tensions between global norms and national self-representation. Published in the Economic and Political Weekly Vol. 31 No. 5, pg 283-91.
“Abetment To Suicide: What A Relief!”, 17 June 2018
“Accelerating the “Avalanche of Evils”: Towards Covid19 Constitutionalism?”, 30 April 2021
Access, Development and Distributive Justice : Access Problems of the “Rural” Population, 1976
Upendra Baxi's influential 1976 paper, 'Access, Development and Distributive Justice: Access Problems of the "Rural" Population', critiques the traditional legal system's failure to address the unique justice needs of India's rural poor. The work argues that "access to justice" must be understood as an equitable ability to access development benefits and state organs, not merely access to courts. Published in the Journal of the Indian Law Institute Vol. 18 No. 3. pg 375-430.
Accumulation and Legitimacy: The Indian Constitution and State Formation, 1991
Baxi examines the Indian Constitution in relation to economic accumulation and political legitimacy. The work reflects on how constitutional structures interact with state formation, development, and authority, highlighting tensions between democratic promises and material processes of power consolidation. Published in the Delhi Law Review, 13, pg 72-84.
Address at the Annual Convocation, 4th January 1992
Published by University of Manipur, Manipur.
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