Many of the existing ideas and practices underlying general and legal rules and constitutions evolved in Europe and were adopted by societies elsewhere under colonial auspices. Indigenous cultural premises and socio-political concepts, however, often do not support the working of these Eurocentric general rules. This is the underlying premise of this collection of original essays which examines the significance of laws both in cognition and social existence and their importance, along with constitutions, in large societies.
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CONTRIBUTORS
John W Bridge University of Exeter
Dieter Conrad University of Heidelberg
Giri Deeshingkar Institute of Chinese Studies New Delhi
Vasudha Dhagamwar MARG New Delhi
Sumit Guha Indian Law Institute New Delhi
Sasheej Hegde Goa University
Abha Singhal Joshi MARG New Delhi
Sudhir Kaicker Jawaharlal Nehru University New Delhi
Rajiv Lochan Punjab University Chandigarh
Claus Offe Humboldt University Berlin
Ulrich K Preuss Free University Berlin
Meeta Rajivlochan IAS India
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