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VOLUME 2 FALL 2013 NUMBER 1
ARTICLES
State Courts and State Responsibility: A Response to Prof. Prabhash Ranjan's Can
BIT claims be made against India for the actions of the Indian judiciary?
Harisankar K. S.
A Critique of the Indian FDI Law and Policy: Problems & Solutions
Ajay Kr. Sharmia
Rethinking Rape: Should the Law Still Confine to the Paradigm?
Joshita Jo/hi, Keshar'der J. S
The Right Against Self-incrimination and State ofBombay v. Kathi Kalu Oghad: A
critique
Shir/ani Mit/tal
To Ban or Balance: Children as 'Hands' and Popular Cinema
]Nidha 5)aS/hri a
The Responsibility to Protect (R2P) in International Law: Protection of Human
Rights or Destruction of State Sovereignty?
As/ha Pandey
BOOK REVIEW
The Right to Information in India (Sudhir Naib, Oxford University Press: New
Delhi, 2013)
Abbin/ar' 1Kumzar, Prakhar Bhardwaj
NLUJ Law
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FALL 2013
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