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TitleAuthor(s)Year of PublicationSubject
02_Treaties and People : Indian ReflectionsDhavan, Rajeev1997-
03_Finding Direction Again ? Reflecting on the Seventh Report of the National Human Rights Commission : 1999-2000Dhavan, Rajeev2004-
04_Ambedkar's Prophecy : Poverty of Human Rights in IndiaDhavan, Rajeev1994-
04_Promises, Promises : Human Rights in IndiaDhavan, Rajeev1997-
04_The Supreme Court and Hindu Religious Endowments 1950-75Dhavan, Rajeev1978-
08_Mining Policy in India : Patronage or Control ?Dhavan, Rajeev1992-
09_Information and Democracy in IndiaDhavan, Rajeev2005-
09_Legal Research in India -The Role of Indian Law InstituteDhavan, Rajeev1985-
09_Looking back and Forging Ahead : Reflecting on the National Human Rights Commission's (NHRC) Sixth Report (1998-99)Dhavan, Rajeev2002-
09_The Press and the Constitutional Guarantee of Free Speech and ExpressionDhavan, Rajeev1986-
10_Engrafting the Ombudsman Idea on a Parliamentary Democracy- A Comment on the Lokpal Bill, 1977Dhavan, Rajeev1977-
10_Law as Struggle : Public Interest Law in IndiaDhavan, Rajeev1994-
13_Dharmasastra and Modern Indian Society : A Preliminary ExplorationDhavan, Rajeev1992-
13_Strengthening Capabilities : Reflecting on the National Human Rights Commission's (NHRC) Fifth Report (1997-98)Dhavan, Rajeev2001-
15_Censorship by Courts -Silencing Public OpinionDhavan, Rajeev1988-
19_Amending the Amendement - The Constitution (Forty-Fifth Amendement) Bill, 1978Dhavan, Rajeev1978-
20_On the Law of the Press in IndiaDhavan, Rajeev1984-
22_Legitimating Government Rhetoric - Reflections on Some aspects of the Report of the Second Press CommissionDhavan, Rajeev1984-
24_The Trees Council as Super Editor : V.N. Gadgil's Right to Reply HillDhavan, Rajeev1995-
25_Juristic Ethnology of Kesavananda's CaseDhavan, Rajeev1977-
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