Challenging the rules(s) of law: colonialism,criminology and human rights in india/
edited by Kalpana Kannabiran
- Los angeles: Sage, 2008.
- 495 p.
Laws of metamorphosis : from nomad to offender / Meena Radhakrishna Victims and villains : the construction of female criminality in colonial Calcutta / Sumanta Banerjee 'That despicable specimen of humanity' : policing of homosexuality in India / Arvind Narrain -- Sexual assault and the law / Kalpana Kannabiran Social exclusion and criminal law / S.R. Sankaran Building a subaltern women's perspective / Jayshree P. Mangubhai and Aloysius Irudayam S.J. Whose life is it anyway? : Adivasi communities and entitlements to life / Seema Misra Preserving wellness and personhood : a psychosocial approach to the child / Shekhar P. Seshadri and Kaveri I. Haritas Penal strategies and political resistance in colonial and independent India / Ujjwal Kumar Singh Communities, gender and the border : a legal narrative on India's North East / Paula Banerjee patriarchal prerogative in post-partition India / Ritu Menon Law and life in the state of nature : archiving stories from legal literacy / Abha Singhal Joshi -- Revisiting impunity and criminality : of corruption, collusion, consequences and victims / Vijay K. Nagaraj Khap Panchayats in Haryana : sites of legal pluralism / K.S. Sangwan Crimes, passion and detachment : colonial foundations of rule of law / Ranabir Samaddar Conspiracies of association : associational offences, associational freedoms and the rule of law / K.G. Kannabiran Of strong medicine and weak stomachs : the resort to enhanced punishment in criminal law in India / Bikram Jeet Batra