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Blog: Courting International Law
This blog is an attempt to examine the manner in which Governments around the world treat International Law standards. The ambition is to shed light on the inconsistent treatment of commonly agreed yardsticks, while also appreciating where States take active steps toward complying with their obligations under International Law.
Books:
- William Nunes and Tejas Rao, eds., Referendums in International Law: An Analysis, Ruby Press Co. (2019)
Papers:
- Crimes of Aggression: The Path Forward [co-authored with Ujval Mohan] (Selected Essays on the Law of Criminal Aggression: Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Patiala, Punjab, 2016)
- Space Debris Mitigation, Nuclear Resources & Challenges of the Environmental Law of Outer Space (Lex Terra, 2016)
Casenotes:
- Sharma v. State of Rajasthan & Ors. (Oxford Reporter on International Law, 2020)
Columns:
- 05 July 2020, Livelaw.in: Coordinating Judgements: Ensuring Certainty In The Law [co-authored with Kartikeya Sharma]
- 20 June 2020, Livelaw.in: Court & Contempt: Dissent From The Bar [co-authored with Kartikeya Sharma]
- 6 June 2018, Ikigai Law, Stakeholders’ responses to the TRAI privacy consultation paper (Part XI of XII): Parity in the data protection norms between TSPs and other communication service providers [co-authored with Aakash Khatri and Sushma S. Babu, under supervision from Pushan Dwivedi]
Research Acknowledgments:
- Dr. Pavel Sturma, International Law Commission, Fourth Report of the Special Rapporteur on the Succession of States in respect of State Responsibility (2020)
- Justin Rose, Margaretha Wewerinke-Singh, and Jessica Miranda, Primal Scene to Anthropocene: Narrative and Myth in International Environmental Law (Netherlands International Law Review, 2019)
- Professor Tarunabh Khaitan, Constitutional Directives: Morally-Committed Political Constitutionalism (Melbourne Law Review, 2019)
- Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy and DAKSH, Bengaluru, Litigation Landscape of Bengaluru Series 1: Bengaluru Rural Courts (2019)
Editorial Acknowledgments:
- General Editor, Cambridge International Law Journal (2020-2021)
- Editor, Indian Journal of Constitutional & Administrative Law (2017-2020)
- Editor, GNLU Journal on Law, Development and Politics (2017-2020)
- Associate Editor, GNLU Law and Society Review, Volume I (2019)
- Alexis Group, Alexis Review Volume I (2016)
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