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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, Symposium 2026

Global Cities, Urban Displacement and Development: Positioning Indian Cities as International Legal Actors

Gauri Thampi Continue reading Global Cities, Urban Displacement and Development: Positioning Indian Cities as International Legal Actors

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Unclean Economies – Rethinking Development Through Waste

Kamya Vishwanath Continue reading Unclean Economies – Rethinking Development Through Waste

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Blog, Symposium 2026

How do we see development vis-a-vis how development sees us?

Swati Singh Parmar & Vishwam Prakash Continue reading How do we see development vis-a-vis how development sees us?

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The Ascent of Municipalities and Domestic Courts in International Law: A Challenge to State-Centrism?

Sanskriti Sanghi Continue reading The Ascent of Municipalities and Domestic Courts in International Law: A Challenge to State-Centrism?

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Leaving Torture Behind

Federico Jarast Continue reading Leaving Torture Behind

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Double Standards in the Applicability of International Law: The Lived Reality of Advocacy for Palestine

Maha Abdallah and Mona Sabella Continue reading Double Standards in the Applicability of International Law: The Lived Reality of Advocacy for Palestine

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Citizenship Stripping Through The NRC and Assam’s Foreigners Tribunals: An Interview with Aashish Yadav

Aashish Yadav (interviewed by Abhijeet Shrivastava) Continue reading Citizenship Stripping Through The NRC and Assam’s Foreigners Tribunals: An Interview with Aashish Yadav

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