Commentary on the constituion of India: Arts. 282-307

By:

Durga Das Basu

Contributor(s):

BASU (Durga Das)

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Series: . Vol L Publication details: Calcutta S C Sarkar & Sons Pvt Ltd 1986Edition: 6Description: xvi,303 p. HB 24x17cmSubject(s):

DDC classification:

23 321.80954 BASC

Summary: Key features: pioneering work on the indian constitution first authoritative work on the constitution of india that adopted an interdisciplinary approach, examining the constitution from the philosophical, sociological, political as well as legal perspectives. First book to study and comparatively analyze other constitutions, including countries that do not belong to the anglo-american jurisprudential tradition.

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Key features: pioneering work on the indian constitution first authoritative work on the constitution of india that adopted an interdisciplinary approach, examining the constitution from the philosophical, sociological, political as well as legal perspectives. First book to study and comparatively analyze other constitutions, including countries that do not belong to the anglo-american jurisprudential tradition.

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