Meghashree Dev
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Foreword. Understanding the Mystery and Miracle of the Basic Structure, 2023
In this foreword, Baxi reflects on the basic structure doctrine’s resilience and ambiguity. He situates it within constitutional imagination, judicial power, and democratic anxiety, emphasizing its contested yet enduring significance. Published in the 16 NUJS L. Rev. 4.
Forthcoming. The Future of Human Rights, 4th Edition.
This forthcoming edition revisits evolving challenges to human rights. Baxi reflects on new forms of violence, inequality, and resistance, emphasizing uncertainty, adaptation, and the continuing struggle to make human rights responsive to suffering. Published by Oxford University Press, New Delhi.
Forum Recht als Kultur: Upendra Baxi - Sovereign Debt, Human Rights, and Global Impoverishment, 2013
Forum Recht als Kultur: Sovereign Debt, Human Rights, and Global Impoverishment': Baxi analyzes the intersection of sovereign debt crises and human rights violations, examining how global financial systems and debt restructuring impact vulnerable populations. He likely explores the political economy of debt, structural adjustment policies, and the responsibility of international financial institutions in perpetuating global impoverishment and rights violations. Published by Law as Culture
Free us from the fear of rape, 9 January 1980
In Indian Express.
Freebies Free Ride and Courtcraft, 18 October 2024
“Freedom First”, 3 November 2019
“Freedom Most Reasonable”, 31 March 2015
In The Indian Express.
Fresh summons to Charan Singh others, 5 October 1980
In The Times of India. (1861-) ProQuest Historical Newspapers: The Times of India.
‘From Human Rights to the Right to be a Woman’, in Amita Dhanda and Archana Parashar (eds), Engendering Law: Essays in Honour of Professor Lotika Sarkar, 1999
Published by Eastern Book Company, Lucknow, pg 275–90.
From Human Rights to the Right to Be Human: Some Heresies, 1986
Baxi critically interrogates dominant human rights discourse, questioning its limits and exclusions. He proposes rethinking rights in terms of human dignity and lived suffering, challenging legal formalism and urging attention to voices and experiences often marginalized within institutional human rights frameworks. In India International Centre Quarterly Vol. 13, no. 3/4. pg 185-200.
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