The Indian Constitution and social revolution : right to property since independence / V Krishna Ananth
Series: SAGE series in modern indian historyPublication details: New Delhi: Sage, 2015.Description: xxxv, 495 pISBN:- 9789351500636
- 346.540 43 Q5
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| 346.420 7 R1 Making commercial law through practice 1830-1970/ | 346.420 72 Q4 The sale of goods/ | 346.540 134 Q4 Women and law : | 346.540 43 Q5 The Indian Constitution and social revolution : | 346.540 642 Q5 The law of waqf in India/ | 346.540 666 Q4 Corporate law and governance/ | 346.540 7 P9 A manual of mercantile law (including industrial law)/ |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 485-488) and index.
Idea of socialism and the Indian National Congress : the Nehru imprint -- Socialism and the right to property as a fundamental right : the constituent assembly debates -- Socialism as state policy : a brief discussion on the debate on directive principles in the constitutent assembly -- The Socialist agenda : reconciling fundamental rights with directive principles -- Property as fundamental right : the judiciary strikes again -- Restoring the balance : Keshavananda and the basic structure doctrine -- Integrating the directive principles into the fundamental rights -- Socialism and liberalization -- Conclusion.
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