Politics and Ethics of the Indian Constitution
Herausgeber: Bhargava, Rajeev
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Herausgeber: Bhargava, Rajeev
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This volume examines various aspects of the Indian Constitution from the perspective of political theory. The essays view the Constitution as a political or ethical document, thereby reflecting configurations of power and interests or articulating a moral vision.
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This volume examines various aspects of the Indian Constitution from the perspective of political theory. The essays view the Constitution as a political or ethical document, thereby reflecting configurations of power and interests or articulating a moral vision.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- Seitenzahl: 418
- Erscheinungstermin: 13. Dezember 2009
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 211mm x 137mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 431g
- ISBN-13: 9780198063551
- ISBN-10: 0198063555
- Artikelnr.: 28950034
- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- Seitenzahl: 418
- Erscheinungstermin: 13. Dezember 2009
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 211mm x 137mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 431g
- ISBN-13: 9780198063551
- ISBN-10: 0198063555
- Artikelnr.: 28950034
Rajeev Bhargava is Director, Centre for the Study of Developing Societies, Delhi.
* Acknowledgements; Introduction: Outline of a Political Theory of the
Indian Constitution (Rajeev Bhargava);
* SECTION I;
* 1.: The Constitution as a Statement of Indian Identity (Bhikhu
Parekh);
* 2.: Gandhi and the Constitution: Parliamentary Swaraj and Village
Swaraj (Thomas Pantham);
* 3.: Institutional Visions and Sociological Imaginations: The Debate
on Panchayati Raj (Peter Ronald deSouza);
* 4.: Outline of a 'Theory of Practice' of Indian Constitutionalism
(Upendra Baxi);
* 5.: A Text Without Author: Locating the Constituent Assembly as an
Event (Aditya Nigam); SECTION II;
* 6.: The Indian State: Constitution and Beyond (Suhas Palshikar);
* 7.: Citizenship and the Indian Constitution (Valerian Rodrigues);
* 8.: Citizenship and the Passive Revolution: Interpreting the First
Amendment (Nivedita Menon);
* 9.: Democracy and Constitutionalism (Sanjay Palshikar);
* 10.: Constitutional Justice: Positional and Cultural (Gopal Guru);
* SECTION III;
* 11.: Containing the Lower Castes: The Constitutent Assembly and the
Reservation Policy (Christophe Jaffrelot);
* 12.: Affirmative Action for Disadvantaged Groups: A
Cross-constitutional Study of India and the US (Ashok Acharya);
SECTION IV;
* 13.: Religion and the Indian Constitution: Questions of Separation
and Equality (Gurpreet Mahajan);
* 14.: Passion and Constraint: Courts and the Regulation of Religious
Meaning (Pratap Bhanu Mehta);
* 15.: Rights versus Representation: Defending Minority Interests in
the Constituent Assembly (Shefali Jha);
* 16.: Minority Representation and the Making of the Indian
Constitution (Rochana Bajpai);
* Notes on Contributors; Index
Indian Constitution (Rajeev Bhargava);
* SECTION I;
* 1.: The Constitution as a Statement of Indian Identity (Bhikhu
Parekh);
* 2.: Gandhi and the Constitution: Parliamentary Swaraj and Village
Swaraj (Thomas Pantham);
* 3.: Institutional Visions and Sociological Imaginations: The Debate
on Panchayati Raj (Peter Ronald deSouza);
* 4.: Outline of a 'Theory of Practice' of Indian Constitutionalism
(Upendra Baxi);
* 5.: A Text Without Author: Locating the Constituent Assembly as an
Event (Aditya Nigam); SECTION II;
* 6.: The Indian State: Constitution and Beyond (Suhas Palshikar);
* 7.: Citizenship and the Indian Constitution (Valerian Rodrigues);
* 8.: Citizenship and the Passive Revolution: Interpreting the First
Amendment (Nivedita Menon);
* 9.: Democracy and Constitutionalism (Sanjay Palshikar);
* 10.: Constitutional Justice: Positional and Cultural (Gopal Guru);
* SECTION III;
* 11.: Containing the Lower Castes: The Constitutent Assembly and the
Reservation Policy (Christophe Jaffrelot);
* 12.: Affirmative Action for Disadvantaged Groups: A
Cross-constitutional Study of India and the US (Ashok Acharya);
SECTION IV;
* 13.: Religion and the Indian Constitution: Questions of Separation
and Equality (Gurpreet Mahajan);
* 14.: Passion and Constraint: Courts and the Regulation of Religious
Meaning (Pratap Bhanu Mehta);
* 15.: Rights versus Representation: Defending Minority Interests in
the Constituent Assembly (Shefali Jha);
* 16.: Minority Representation and the Making of the Indian
Constitution (Rochana Bajpai);
* Notes on Contributors; Index
* Acknowledgements; Introduction: Outline of a Political Theory of the
Indian Constitution (Rajeev Bhargava);
* SECTION I;
* 1.: The Constitution as a Statement of Indian Identity (Bhikhu
Parekh);
* 2.: Gandhi and the Constitution: Parliamentary Swaraj and Village
Swaraj (Thomas Pantham);
* 3.: Institutional Visions and Sociological Imaginations: The Debate
on Panchayati Raj (Peter Ronald deSouza);
* 4.: Outline of a 'Theory of Practice' of Indian Constitutionalism
(Upendra Baxi);
* 5.: A Text Without Author: Locating the Constituent Assembly as an
Event (Aditya Nigam); SECTION II;
* 6.: The Indian State: Constitution and Beyond (Suhas Palshikar);
* 7.: Citizenship and the Indian Constitution (Valerian Rodrigues);
* 8.: Citizenship and the Passive Revolution: Interpreting the First
Amendment (Nivedita Menon);
* 9.: Democracy and Constitutionalism (Sanjay Palshikar);
* 10.: Constitutional Justice: Positional and Cultural (Gopal Guru);
* SECTION III;
* 11.: Containing the Lower Castes: The Constitutent Assembly and the
Reservation Policy (Christophe Jaffrelot);
* 12.: Affirmative Action for Disadvantaged Groups: A
Cross-constitutional Study of India and the US (Ashok Acharya);
SECTION IV;
* 13.: Religion and the Indian Constitution: Questions of Separation
and Equality (Gurpreet Mahajan);
* 14.: Passion and Constraint: Courts and the Regulation of Religious
Meaning (Pratap Bhanu Mehta);
* 15.: Rights versus Representation: Defending Minority Interests in
the Constituent Assembly (Shefali Jha);
* 16.: Minority Representation and the Making of the Indian
Constitution (Rochana Bajpai);
* Notes on Contributors; Index
Indian Constitution (Rajeev Bhargava);
* SECTION I;
* 1.: The Constitution as a Statement of Indian Identity (Bhikhu
Parekh);
* 2.: Gandhi and the Constitution: Parliamentary Swaraj and Village
Swaraj (Thomas Pantham);
* 3.: Institutional Visions and Sociological Imaginations: The Debate
on Panchayati Raj (Peter Ronald deSouza);
* 4.: Outline of a 'Theory of Practice' of Indian Constitutionalism
(Upendra Baxi);
* 5.: A Text Without Author: Locating the Constituent Assembly as an
Event (Aditya Nigam); SECTION II;
* 6.: The Indian State: Constitution and Beyond (Suhas Palshikar);
* 7.: Citizenship and the Indian Constitution (Valerian Rodrigues);
* 8.: Citizenship and the Passive Revolution: Interpreting the First
Amendment (Nivedita Menon);
* 9.: Democracy and Constitutionalism (Sanjay Palshikar);
* 10.: Constitutional Justice: Positional and Cultural (Gopal Guru);
* SECTION III;
* 11.: Containing the Lower Castes: The Constitutent Assembly and the
Reservation Policy (Christophe Jaffrelot);
* 12.: Affirmative Action for Disadvantaged Groups: A
Cross-constitutional Study of India and the US (Ashok Acharya);
SECTION IV;
* 13.: Religion and the Indian Constitution: Questions of Separation
and Equality (Gurpreet Mahajan);
* 14.: Passion and Constraint: Courts and the Regulation of Religious
Meaning (Pratap Bhanu Mehta);
* 15.: Rights versus Representation: Defending Minority Interests in
the Constituent Assembly (Shefali Jha);
* 16.: Minority Representation and the Making of the Indian
Constitution (Rochana Bajpai);
* Notes on Contributors; Index