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Found in 703 Collections and/or Records:
“Donald Trump’s Impeachment: Differing Legal Perspectives”, 23 January 2021
Dr. L.M. Singhvi Memorial Lecture 2014 - Demosprudence V Jurisprudence - By Prof. Upendra Baxi - YouTube, 2015
Dr. L.M. Singhvi Memorial Lecture 2014 - Demosprudence V Jurisprudence' (March 7, 2015): Baxi introduces the concept of "demosprudence"—the wisdom of the people—contrasting it with traditional jurisprudence. He examines how popular constitutional movements, social activism, and democratic participation inform constitutional meaning beyond judicial interpretation, exploring tensions between popular sovereignty and judicial supremacy. Published by HRS Communications
Education and Politics, 2004
This essay examines the relationship between education and political power. Baxi reflects on how educational institutions, policies, and curricula are shaped by political priorities, and how education functions as a site of both governance and contestation within democratic and postcolonial contexts. Published in the India International Centre Quarterly Vol. 31, 2/3, pg 143-57.
“Emergency’s Useful Scars”, 1 July 2015
In The Indian Express.
‘Enculturing Law: Some Unphilosophic Remarks,’ in K. Sitharaman and Mathew George (eds), Enculturing Law, 2008
Baxi's essay is a part of a collection that builds on the discussions that emerged from the seminar on 'Enculturing Law', held in Bangalore in August 2005 and organized by the Centre for the Study of Culture and Society in collaboration with the National Law School of India University and the Alternative Law Forum. Published by Tulika, Delhi.
“Enlarging the Core Values: ReStructuring Proportionality?”, 15 April 2023
“Enron Violates the Rule of Law”, 24 July 1997
In The Times of India.
Environment Protection Act : An agenda for implementation, 1987
Published by N.M. Tripathi, Bombay.
Environmental Ethics and Climate Change Denialism in Neo-liberal Times, 2023
This essay examines ethical responses to climate denial. Baxi reflects on neoliberal governance, scientific skepticism, and moral responsibility, emphasizing the legal and ethical stakes of environmental inaction. Published in the EPW, Vol. 58 no. 13, 1 April.
‘Epilogue: Approaches to Evil’ in Latika Vashist and Jyoti Dogra Sood (eds), Rethinking Law and Violence, 2020
Published by Oxford University Press and Indian Law Institute. pg 357-380.
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