Meghashree Dev
Found in 706 Collections and/or Records:
“Reshaped by AI“, 5 January 2024
In Indian Express.
Restoring ‘Title deeds to humanity’: Lawless law, living death, and the insurgent reason of Babasaheb Ambedkar (Ambedkar Memorial lecture) in Valerian Rodrigues (ed.), Conversations with Ambedkar: 10 Ambedkar memorial lectures, 2019
Published by Tulika Books; Ambedkar University, Delhi India.
“Restoring Trust”, 18 May 2018
In The Indian Express.
Rethinking India, 2017
Published in the Social Change, Vol. 47 no. 1,Pg 134-144.
Reversing Gramsci: Notes on Optimism of the intellect and the Pessimism of the Will?, 2016
Presented at the LASSNet Conference, New Delhi.
Review Article, Revisiting Gujarat 2002 with Harsh Mander, Reviewed Work: Fear and Forgiveness: The Aftermath of Massacre by Harsh Mander., 2010
This review reflects on Mander’s work on post-violence Gujarat. Baxi situates the book within debates on justice, reconciliation, and accountability, emphasizing ethical reflection and institutional failure following mass violence. Published in the Economic and Political Weekly Vol. 45 No. 14, pg 32–39.
Review: Judging Emmanuel Levinas? Some Reflections on Reading "Levinas, Law, Politics", 2009
Published in the Modern Law Review Vol. 72 No. 1,Pg 116-129
Review of General: Law and Poverty: Cases & Materials, 1975
Published in India Quarterly: A Journal of International Affairs 31 (2), Bombay, pg Xvi, 428p.
Review of 'Jury Trials and Plea Bargaining: A True History' by Mike McConville and Chester L. Mirsky, 2006
Engaging with McConville and Mirsky’s work, Baxi reflects on criminal procedure, plea bargaining, and trial practices. The piece situates these institutions within broader concerns about justice, coercion, efficiency, and inequality in criminal adjudication. Published in the King’s Law Journal Vol. 17 No. 1.
Review of On Guilt, Responsibility and Punishment, 1979
This work reflects on foundational concepts of criminal law, including guilt, responsibility, and punishment. Baxi examines their moral, legal, and institutional dimensions, emphasizing how these concepts operate within systems marked by inequality, discretion, and contested ideas of justice. Published in 21JILI, pg 407-418.
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