A people's constitution : by Rohit De The everyday life of law in the Indian republic/
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TextSeries: Histories of economic lifePublication details: Oxfordshire: Princeton University Press, 2018.Description: 296p. ; 23cmISBN: - 9780691192550
- 342.0254 ROH
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Table of Contents (pp. v-viii) ABBREVIATIONS (pp. ix-xii) Introduction (pp. 1-31)<br/>1 The Case of the Constable’s Nose: POLICING PROHIBITION IN BOMBAY (pp. 32-76)<br/>2 The Case of the Excess Baggage: COMMODITY CONTROLS, MARKET GOVERNANCE, AND THE MAKING OF ADMINISTRATIVE LAW (pp. 77-122)<br/>3 The Case of the Invisible Butchers: ECONOMIC RIGHTS AND RELIGIOUS RITES (pp. 123-168)<br/>4 The Case of the Honest Prostitute: SEX, WORK, AND FREEDOM IN THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION (pp. 169-214)<br/>Epilogue (pp. 215-228) ACKNOWLEDGMENTS (pp. 229-234) NOTES (pp. 235-276) <br/>SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY (pp. 277-286) INDEX (pp. 287-296)<br/>
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