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The Oxford Handbook of the Indian Constitution
January 1, 2016Oxford University Press1,121 pagesNo grades yet
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As the first major post-colonial constitution, the Indian Constitution holds particular importance for the study of constitutional law and constitutions. Providing a thorough historical and political grounding, this Handbook examines key debates and developments in Indian constitutionalism and creates a framework for further study.
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