Rao, G. Manohar <br/><br/>
Constitutional development through judicial process / 
edited by G. Manohar Rao 
 - Hyderabad:  Asia Law House,  2006. 
 - xxxi. 592p.;  24cm. 
<br/><br/>►DEVELOPMENT OF CONSTITUTIONALISM THROUGH JUDICIAL PROCESS <br/>►DEVELOPMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL LAW IN INDIA, THROUGH JUDICIAL PROCESS<br/>1. DEVELOPMENT OF THE CONSTITUTION<br/>THROUGH JUDICIAL PROCESS Keynote Address.<br/>2. DEVELOPMENT OF CONSTITUTIONAL LAW IN INDIA THROUGH JUDICIAL PROCESS<br/>DEVELOPMENT OF CONSTITUTIONALISM THROUGH JUDICIAL PROCESS<br/>3. DYNAMICS OF JUDICIAL PROCESS AND DIALECTICS OF BASIC STRUCTURE DOCTRINE<br/>4. CONSTITUTION, ASSOCIATIONAL FREEDOM AND JUDICIARY: THE ATTAINMENTS AND INCOHERENCES IN CONSTITUTIONAL VALUE JURISPRUDENCE<br/>5. NAUGHTY NINTH SCHEDULE AND JUDICIAL HANDS OFF A CRITIQUE<br/>6. IS JUDICIARY A SUPER-LEGISLATURE & SUPER-EXECUTIVE?<br/>(An Analysis of Parliamentary Sovereignty and Judicial Review, with reference to expulsion of MPs.)<br/>7. JUDICIAL DISCIPLINE IS AN INTEGRAL PART OF JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE<br/>8. DYNAMICS OF THE PLENARY POWER OF THE S.C. UNDER ART. 142 OF THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION RECENT DEVELOPMENTS<br/>9. JUDICIAL ACTIVISM AND ABDICATION<br/>10. JUDICIAL ACTIVISM AND DEVELOPMENT OF CONSTITUTIONALISM<br/>11. CONTRIBUTION OF JUSTICE P.N. BHAGWATI TO INDIAN CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENTS<br/>A particular reference to Judicial Remedies<br/>12. PUBLIC INTEREST LITIGATION A REVOLUTIONARY CHANGE IN JUDICIAL PROCESS<br/>13. BALANCING CONFLICTING INTERESTS THE JUDICIAL RESPONSE <br/>14. JUDICIAL ACTIVISM<br/>15. AN OVERVIEW OF APPOINTMENT OF JUDGES <br/>16. JUDICIAL REVIEW IS THE SPINE OF DEMOCRACY<br/>17. JUDICIAL ACTIVISM DEVELOPMENT OF CONSTITUTIONALISM<br/>18. JUDICIAL ACTIVISM INDIAN CONSTITUTIONAL OPERATIONSi<br/>19. JUDICIAL REVIEW POWER IN INDIA A CRITICAL STUDY<br/>20. FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS VS. PARLIAMENTARY PRIVILEGES A CONSTITUTIONAL VALUE DILEMMA<br/>21. SAFE GUARDS TO CIVIL SERVANTS<br/>22. THE CONSTITUTION AND THE CHANGING APPROACH OF THE JUDICIARY <br/>PART 2. SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT THROUGH JUDICIAL PROCESS<br/>23. INTER-RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS AND DIRECTIVE PRINCIPLES<br/>24. RIGHT TO HOUSING : A MANDATE FOR 21ST CENTURY THROUGH JUDICAL PROCESS<br/>25. RATIONALISATION OF OPPORTUNITIES OF SCHEDULE CASTES<br/>26. CONTRIBUTION OF INDIAN JUDICIARY TO ENSURE GENDER JUSTICE<br/>27. RIGHTS OF WORKERS CONSTITUTIONAL Jagadeeswara Rao VISION AND JUDICIAL RESPONSE<br/>28. PROTECTION FOR WORKING WOMEN -THE ROLE OF THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA<br/>29. GENDER JUSTICE<br/>30. INTER-RELATION BETWEEN FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS AND DIRECTIVE PRINCIPLES OF STATE POLICY<br/>31. IS THE SECULAR GOVERNMENT DOING JUSTICE TO THE MUSLIM WOMEN UNDER THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION<br/>32. GENDER JUSTICE<br/>PART 3. DEVELOPMENT OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS THROUGH JUDICIAL PROCESS<br/>33. DEVELOPMENT OF HUMAN RIGHTS JURISPRUDENCE IN INDIA-CONTRIBUTION OF INDIAN JUDICIARY<br/>34. GROWTH OF ENVIRONMENTALISM: CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS AND THE ROLE OF JUDICIARY IN INDIA-AN OVER VIEW<br/>35. ENVIRONMENT AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT THROUGH JUDICIAL PROCESS A CRITICAL ANALYSIS<br/>36. DEVELOPMENT OF IMPLIED FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS THROUGH JUDICIAL ACTIVISM<br/>37. THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION, ENVIRONMENTAL JURISPRUDENCE AND SOCIAL RIGHTS<br/>38. NEW DIMENSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL JURISPRUDENCE AND THE ROLE OF JUDICIARY<br/>39. ENFORCEMENT OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN DOMESTIC COURTS A CONSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVE<br/>40. JUDICIAL CONTRIBUTION TO HUMAN RIGHTS JURISPRUDENCE INDIAN EXPERIENCE<br/>41. PERSONAL LAWS & CONSTITUTION<br/>42. TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCEMENTS SELF INCRIMINATION<br/>43. ENVIRONMENT & JUDICIAL ACTIVISM<br/>44. HIDDEN TREASURE DISCOVERED LIBERAL AND HUMANISTIC APPROACH OF SUPREME COURT SV.M. Kamasai<br/>45. PRISON JUSTICE THROUGH JUDICIAL ACTIVISM OF THE SUPREME COURT Dr. M. Sanjeeva Rao<br/>46. BLINDED EDUCATION IN BELEAGUERED LEGAL SYSTEM<br/>47. ARTICLE 21 OF INDIAN CONSTITUTION MANDATE FOR LIFE SAVING<br/>48. RIGHT TO WATER AS AN ELIXIR OF LIFE - LEGAL AND JUDICIAL APPORACHES<br/>49. THE PROTECTION OF ENVIRONMENT IN INDIA A JURISTIC STUDY<br/>50. SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT THROUGH JUDICIAL INITIATIVE <br/>51. THE AMALGAMATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS WITH FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS THE INSEPARABLE TWINS IN THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA A STUDY<br/>52. COMPENSATIONS UNDER ARTICLE 32 AND VICARIOUS CRIMINAL LIBILITY OF STATE A CRITICAL STUDY<br/>53. ENVIRONMENTAL JURISPRUDENCE-INDIAN PERSPECTIVE<br/>54. DIALECTICS OF TORTURE AND INDIAN SUPREME COURT 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9789390227440 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Constitutional Development<br/> Constitutional law<br/>Constitutional law India Congresses
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>342  / RAO