Publications

This is a list of recent publications by members of the Durham Centre for Indian Law and Policy. Full publication lists can be obtained by visiting the appropriate  staff profile page. Open access copies of the publications are available via Durham Research Online. 

• Pillay, A. (in press). Economic and social rights, corruption and Covid-19: the Indian and South African experiences. National Law School of India Review.
• Gangoli, G. (2024). The #metoo Movement in India: Emotions and (in)justice in feminist responses. Feminist Legal Studies, 32(2), 213-230.
• Lupo-Pasini, F. (2021). Monetary Transitions and Property Rights: Lessons from India's 2016 Demonetisation. Annual review of banking law, 36(2).
• Pillay, A. (2019). Courts Against Corruption & Inequality: The Indian & South African Experiences. Indian Journal of Constitutional & Administrative Law, 3(1), 29-56.
• Pillay, A. (2017). Protecting judicial independence through appointments processes: learning from the Indian and South African experiences. Indian Law Review, 1(3), 283-311.
• Allen, T. (2015). The Revival of the Right to Property in India. Asian Journal of Comparative Law, 10(01), 23-52.
• Gangoli, G., & Rew, M. (2014). ‘Strategic co-option’?: Indian feminists, the state and legal activism on domestic violence. Taylor and Francis.
• Pillay, A. (2014). Revisiting the Indian Experience of Economic and Social Rights Adjudication: the Need for a Principled Approach to Judicial Activism and Restraint. International and Comparative Law Quarterly, 63(02), 385-408.
• Gangoli, G. (2012). Indian feminisms: Law, patriarchies and violence in India. Ashgate Publishing.
• Gangoli, G. (2011). Controlling women's sexuality: Rape law in India. In N. Westmarland, & G. Gangoli (Eds.), International Approaches to Rape. Policy Press. 101-120.
• Allen, T. (2007). Property as a Fundamental Right in India, Europe and South Africa. Asia Pacific Law Review, 15(2), 193-218.