Indian Yearbook of Law and Interdisciplinary Studies

Ranita Nagar is Professor of Economics and Director of Center for Law and Economics, Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar, India.Hiteshkumar Thakkar is Assistant Professor of Economics at Gujarat National Law University, Gandhinagar, India. He holds a PhD degree in Economics & Law. His areas of research interest are macroeconomics, and law & economics. He has edited numerous books and has published several papers in indexed journals.

• List of FiguresList of ContributorsAcknowledgmentsIntroduction to the YearbookChapter 1: Anthropogenic Harms and Market Fundamentalisms: How to avoid the turning of 'Solutions' into further 'Problems’?Upendra BaxiChapter 2: Outside Influence on Democratic ElectionsSaul LevmoreChapter 3: Jammu & Kashmir’s constitutional status: Constitutional bargain and ‘erosion’ of Article 370Zaid DevaChapter 4: Violence in Public and Private Spaces: A Behavioural Economic Analysis of Women-specific Legislation in IndiaRasananda Panda and Aneri PatelChapter 5: The Stick and Carrot approach towards Environmental Fiscal Reform in IndiaStephanus van ZylChapter 6: Is there a Case for Basic Income Support in India? Assessment based on verifiable criteriaRam SinghChapter 7: “To censor or not to censor” – Is it a legal or social conundrum?Joshua Aston and Cecilia Anthony DasChapter 8: The Governance of Property: The Gift Economy and the Sikh Gurudwaras Act 1925Jaivir Singh and Anmol WaraichChapter 9: Using contemporary literature and popular culture to study law: The possibilities inherent in fantasy fiction and Harry PotterShouvik Kumar GuhaChapter 10: Interdisciplinary Legal Studies: An Indian Perspective: The Necessity of teaching History to Law StudentsV.S. ElizabethChapter 11: Women and Empowerment: Pay Disparity in Organised and Unorganised SectorHiteshkumar Thakkar and Anant AgarwalIndex