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Article(electronic)#22022
Judicial Review in Hong Kong
In: Routledge Handbook of Constitutional Law in Greater China, 2023
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Article(electronic)#3July 2021
Global constitutionalism reconfigured through a regional lens
In: Global constitutionalism: human rights, democracy and the rule of law, Volume 10, Issue 2, p. 331-350
ISSN: 2045-3825
AbstractThis article examines how global constitutional norms are received and reconfigured by South Asian judiciaries. It makes two central claims. First, it argues that India, as the largest state in the region, acts as a filter through which Bangladesh and Sri Lanka receive both structural and rights-based global norms. Second, it contends that Bangladeshi and Sri Lankan courts adopt distinct approaches to the Indian case law. While Bangladesh mostly converges with the Indian jurisprudence, Sri Lanka engages with it but does not wholly adopt its conclusions. The article puts forward a preliminary explanation for these distinct approaches based on differences in the constitutional structures and political histories of Bangladesh and Sri Lanka vis-à-vis India.
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Article(electronic)#42021
Abusive Constitutional Borrowing: The Latest Legal Iteration of a Political Crisis
In: 12(2) Journal of Indian Law and Society 104 (2021)
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Article(electronic)#52021
The Law and Politics of Unconstitutional Constitutional Amendments in Asia
In: Routledge (2021) (Series on Comparative Constitutional Change)
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Article(electronic)#62021
Abusive Constitutional Borrowing: The Latest Legal Iteration of a Political Crisis
In: 12(2) Journal of Indian Law and Society 104 (2021)
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Article(electronic)#72020
Enforcing Socioeconomic Rights in Neoliberal India
In: 29 Minnesota Journal of International Law 1 (2020)
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Article(electronic)#82020
More Structure, More Deference: Proportionality in Hong Kong
In: Proportionality in Asia (edited by Po Jen Yap, Cambridge University Press 2020)
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Article(electronic)#92019
Ordinary Wrongs as Constitutional Rights: The Public Law Model of Torts in South Asia
In: 54 Texas International Law Journal 1 (2018)
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Article(electronic)#102019
Uncertain Sovereignty: Ceylon As a Dominion, 1948-1972
In: 17(4) International Journal of Constitutional Law 1258 (2019)
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Article(electronic)#112017
Upholding Judicial Supremacy in India: The NJAC Judgment in Comparative Perspective
In: 49 George Washington International Law Review 569 (2017)
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Article(electronic)#122017
Giving Structure to the Basic Structure Doctrine
In: 1(2) Indian Law Review 182 (2017)
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Article(electronic)#132016
Al Maqaleh and the Diminishing Reach of Habeas Corpus
In: 95 Nebraska Law Review 146 (2016)
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Article(electronic)#142015
Rethinking Judicial Independence in India and Sri Lanka
In: 10 Asian Journal of Comparative Law 99
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Article(electronic)#152015
Centralising Authority: Comparing Executive Power in India and Sri Lanka
In: Reforming Sri Lankan Presidentialism: Provenance, Problems and Prospects, edited by Asanga Welikala (Colombo: Centre for Policy Alternatives, 2015)
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