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“The only option”?
I am unable to decide if this would fall within “law”, but then law–>policy, policy–>law is not a rare phenomenon. Anyway, this opinion in the Hindu by C. Rammanohar Reddy of the EPW makes an interesting read. While the entire opinion can be found here, the basic issue is the latest application by India to [...]
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What ails the National Law Schools – Open Page.
Here’s an extract from the Hindu Open Page, on the problems facing National Law Schools today (written by Andrew Fernandes) - …Another reality is that except some of the older NLSs, most of them have failed to make a substantial mark for themselves. They face problems ranging from a lack of adequate infrastructure to a [...]
The Law Lords
From the BBC News Service : A POTTED HISTORY OF THE LAW LORDS The House of Lords will be replaced as the highest court in the land when the doors open for business at the UK’s first separate Supreme Court in October. As the Law Lords ruled on Thursday that there must be a clarification [...]
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The Jet Pilots standoff – Emerging issues
The Jet- Airways stand off with its pilots seems to be a very interesting case to study. The history of this situation is that the airline pilots do not have any union and being contract employees can be shown the door anytime. The current financial crisis may the lives of the younger pilots even tougher [...]
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The Economist Debates.
The Economist is currently running a debate series on International Migration, and the content may be accessed here. The motion: This house believes there is too much international migration. Apart from expert insight, the live feed includes a platform for rebuttal from the floor, background readings, and an opinion poll. The Debate is scheduled to [...]
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