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Blog, Let's talk IL, Public International Law, Symposium 2026

Development as World-Making: A Conversation with Sundhya Pahuja

Sundhya Pahuja (Interviewed by Garvit) Continue reading Development as World-Making: A Conversation with Sundhya Pahuja

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Blog, Public International Law, Symposium 2026

When the State Becomes the Obstacle: The July Revolution, the Right to Development, and the Case for a Post-Statist Reading

Fahim Abrar Abid Continue reading When the State Becomes the Obstacle: The July Revolution, the Right to Development, and the Case for a Post-Statist Reading

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Blog, Environment Law, Public International Law, Symposium 2026

Unclean Economies – Rethinking Development Through Waste

Kamya Vishwanath Continue reading Unclean Economies – Rethinking Development Through Waste

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What’s in the Name? Terminology, Legal Uncertainty and the Codification of Non-Legally Binding International Agreement

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Regulation Without Accountability? Tax Measures and De-Legalisation of Investment Law in India

Allu Sahithi Continue reading Regulation Without Accountability? Tax Measures and De-Legalisation of Investment Law in India

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Reassessing Article 84 of the Chicago Convention: Interpretational Scope and Jurisdictional Limits in ICAO/ICJ Dispute Settlement – Part II

Abeer Sharma and Priyabrat Priyanshu Continue reading Reassessing Article 84 of the Chicago Convention: Interpretational Scope and Jurisdictional Limits in ICAO/ICJ Dispute Settlement – Part II

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Blog, Public International Law

Reassessing Article 84 of the Chicago Convention: Interpretational Scope and Jurisdictional Limits in ICAO/ICJ Dispute Settlement – Part I

Abeer Sharma and Priyabrat Priyanshu Continue reading Reassessing Article 84 of the Chicago Convention: Interpretational Scope and Jurisdictional Limits in ICAO/ICJ Dispute Settlement – Part I

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The Politics of Ratification: Afghans and the Illusion of Protection under the Iranian Refugee Framework- Part II

Anushka Mahapatra Continue reading The Politics of Ratification: Afghans and the Illusion of Protection under the Iranian Refugee Framework- Part II

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Blog, Public International Law

The Politics of Ratification: Afghans and the Illusion of Protection under the Iranian Refugee Framework- Part I

Anushka Mahapatra Continue reading The Politics of Ratification: Afghans and the Illusion of Protection under the Iranian Refugee Framework- Part I

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The Law by the Hunter for the Hunt: Rethinking Positivist Understandings of International Law from the Lens of the Neglected – Part I

Kanha Pandey Continue reading The Law by the Hunter for the Hunt: Rethinking Positivist Understandings of International Law from the Lens of the Neglected – Part I

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