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  • Member Publication2021 / 1

    Swati Singh ParmarNavigating a Journey of writing through “Intellectual settler colonialism”

  • Member Publication2021 / 2

    Ridwan ArifinSOCIAL JUSTICE IN LAW, SOCIETY AND DEVELOPMENT: A MARXISM PERSPECTIVE OF INDONESIAN CASE

  • Member Publication2021 / 3

    Swati Singh ParmarAn Introduction to International Law, Thomson Reuters

  • Member Publication2021 / 4

    Carl LandauerThe ‘Polish Rider: CH Alexandrowicz and the reorientation of international law, Part II: Declension and the promise of renewal’

  • Member Publication2021 / 5

    ANKIT MALHOTRAInternational Law and Popular Culture Symposium: Superman and International Law. Published in Opinio Juris http://opiniojuris.org/2021/10/29/international-law-and-popular-culture-symposium-superman-and-international-law/

  • Member Publication2021 / 6

    ANKIT MALHOTRA“The Social Darwinism of International Law”. Published in International Agora. https://www.jindalsocietyofinternationallaw.com/post/the-social-darwinism-of-international-law

  • Member Publication2021 / 7

    ANKIT MALHOTRAInternational Law and Popular Culture Symposium: Superman and International Law: http://opiniojuris.org/2021/10/29/international-law-and-popular-culture-symposium-superman-and-international-law/

  • Member Publication2021 / 8

    Aman KumarTrial as a tool of Colonialism: The 1858 Trial of Mughal Emperor Bahadur Shah Zafar, International Criminal Law Review, Brill

  • Member Publication2021 / 9

    Aman KumarA relook at the Principle of Uti-Possidetis in the context of the Indo-Nepal Border Dispute – Jindal Global Law Review, 12 (2021), pp. 95–115, Springer

  • Member Publication2021 / 10

    SWATI SINGH PARMARNavigating a journey of writing through “Intellectual settler colonialism

  • Member Publication2021 / 11

    IGNACIO DE LA RASILLAInternational Law and History. Modern Interfaces. Cambridge University Press

  • Member Publication2021 / 12

    Carl Landauer“The Polish Rider: CH Alexandrowicz and the reorientation of international law, Part II: Declension and the promise of renewal,” 1 London Rev. Int’l L. 3-36