J.L. Kaul (Univ. of Delhi - Law) &
Anupam Jha (Univ. of Delhi - Law) have published
Shifting Horizons of Public International Law: A South Asian Perspective (Springer 2018). Contents include:
- J.L. Kaul & Anupam Jha, Changing Horizons of International Law: A South Asian Perspective
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Anupam Jha, Ujjwala Sakhalkar, & Brijesh Kumar Singh, UN Security Council: South Asian Perspective and Challenges Ahead
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Uday Shankar, Socio-Economic Rights in South Asia
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Shashi Kumar, Indigenous People in South Asia and International Law
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Bipin Kumar, Regional Trade in South Asia: An International Legal Analysis
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Divesh Kaul, The Conundrums of Trade Barriers in Preferential Trading: Prospects from SAARC
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Stellina Jolly, A Legal Analysis of Linking Human Right Approach to Access to Water and Sharing of Trans-Boundary Rivers in South Asia
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Vinai Kumar Singh, UNCLOS Dispute Settlement System and India
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Raju Prasad Chapagai & Pankaj Kumar Karn, Accountability for Conflict-Era Human Rights Violations in Nepal: An Appraisal of Strategic Human Rights Litigation
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Muthukuda A. Dona Shiroma Jeeva S. Niriella,
Contribution to Peace and Security in the World: Sri Lankan Perspective
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M. Zahurul Haque,
International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) (Bangladesh): The Issues of Fairness and Transparency
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Madhu Bhatti,
Rules of State Responsibility: A South Asian Perspective
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Anupam Jha, International Criminal Court: Baby Steps in South Asia
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Leena Kumari & Anupam Jha,
Privileges and Immunities of Diplomats and Consuls: South Asian Perspective
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Vivek Sehrawat, Changing Horizons of Modern Weaponry in South Asia: A Legal Survey
