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Reading Dr Moiz Tundawala 👨‍🦯's essay ms, I finally saw the deep discomfort that pervades law school classrooms. It is not a question of the discipline or text being read, it is the deep faultline around which the "foreign-ness of the law" is drawn all around us, and no one dares say so

Gujarat 2002 is one of the most definitive episodes for contemporary India. Join us for a book discussion on its treatment in law and cinema. This Wednesday 11 AM GMT. Fully online. Registerbelow.

Hi #LawTwitter. I am looking for the arguments and written submissions in Kesavananda Bharati v State of Kerala. The Supreme Court website on the judgement seems to have the files, but I can’t download them. Please help.

Martin Loughlin has just published Advanced Introduction to Political Jurisprudence. Excited to be speaking at the book launch event, on 7th May, at the LSE. Join us if you are in London. LSE Law School lselaw.events/event/book-lau…

Not to give a free pass to Pakistan’s complicity in terrorism, but Indians living abroad should refrain from warmongering — it's simply unethical. #Pahalgam

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Let Trump take the applause, but this much is clear. Despite the hostilities, the Indian and Pakistani military cared enough to be seen as respectful of international law, unlike the genocide in Gaza.

Join us for the Law & Democracy Network’s only event this term: A conversation with Berihun Gebeye on African Constitutionalism. Wed 21 May, 10:30 AM BST. In person & online. Bonavero Institute of Human Rights Rupavardhini B Raju law.ox.ac.uk/content/event/…

I'm speaking Oxford South Asian Intellectual History Seminar on Constituent Power versus Constitutionalism in Hindu and Muslim political thought. Mon, May 19 at 4 PM BST, in person at St Antony's College, Oxford, and online. Join us: talks.ox.ac.uk/talks/id/e09a3…

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This is happening tomorrow. Join us at the Law & Democracy Network for what promises to be an exciting discussion on African constitutionalism.

Never in my wildest imagination could I have thought that Harvard would one day become the JNU of the United States.

A Nation Is Known By the Enemy It Keeps This has been most evident in the recent India-Pakistan conflict and the frenzied debates around ‘hyphenation’ and ‘de-hyphenation’ that it has sparked. Salmoli Choudhuri, Moiz Tundawala✍️ thewire.in/diplomacy/a-na…

I write w/ Dr Moiz Tundawala 👨‍🦯 amidst frenzied talk of hyphenation with Pakistan. Enmity, though still salient, is no longer defined by ideas. It reflects a world where aggressive nationalism has paradoxically led to the indistinguishability of nation-states. thewire.in/diplomacy/a-na…

I write with Salmoli Choudhuri on war and enmity in international relations in the backdrop of the India Pakistan conflict. Do give it a read! thewire.in/diplomacy/a-na…

On a special day for South African cricket, a reminder: sports and politics are inseparable. SA was beloved in the subcontinent post-apartheid in the 90s, and today for standing up for Gaza. With a black captain and a white centurion, a rare heart-warming story in troubled times.

On the global scene, India could never be a superpower, but it once had the courage to stand for basic ethics in IR. Now, having abandoned that founding conviction, it has been reduced to mere demography for the Western world -- pliable and inconsequential. What a fall!

Not long ago, Donald Trump floated the idea of making Canada the 51st state of the United States. But today’s events suggest that the more enduring geopolitical question has always been: Is Israel the 51st state of America— Or has America become the second state of Israel?

Very happy to join the Indian Law Review as an Editor. I have keenly followed the insightful scholarship on South Asia published in ILR since its inception. Excited to now be part of the team. tandfonline.com/journals/rilw2…