The Triangle Of Prominence: International Law, International Relations And Lawfare

Introduction As the world steers more and more toward globalisation, the interdependence of states vis-à-vis their institutions, actors, and policies has rapidly and considerably increased (Roger, Jeffrey, & Elliott-Gower, 2017). Bilateral and multilateral cooperation amongst states especially in the context of economic liberalisation has become an inescapable imperative. However, such interdependence does not remain constricted to economic nuances. We are currently witnessing an age of … Continue reading The Triangle Of Prominence: International Law, International Relations And Lawfare

India, Citizenship and TWAIL

Introduction    In recent years there has been an emerging consensus that India’s relationship with international law has been that of  ‘creeping monism’. In interpreting fundamental rights, Indian courts have been inclined to apply international law obligations. On the other hand in matters of refugee rights or citizenship, petitions have been summarily dismissed without engaging with India’s international law obligations. Against this backdrop, India’s Citizenship Amended … Continue reading India, Citizenship and TWAIL