India and International Law

Table of Contents......Page 8
Acknowledgments\n......Page 10
Foreword\n......Page 12
Note about the contributors\n......Page 14
ABBREVIATIONS......Page 16
Table of national cases\n......Page 20
Table of Indian municipal legislations......Page 24
Introduction by Bimal N. Patel......Page 28
Interface between international law and municipal law: role of the Indian juriciary by A.K. Ganguli......Page 38
India and United Nations reform (2005-2006): An insightful interplay between international relations and international law by Bimal N. Patel\n......Page 76
Opening Pandora\'s box: a new era for nuclear weapon proliferation? by Priya Pillai\n......Page 126
India and the international law of civilian nuclear energy by Fakiha Khan\n......Page 158
International energy law and India by G.N. Sinha\n......Page 188
Climate change, energy law and India by Krishnendu Mukherji\n......Page 216
International financial institutions and Indian banking: a legal profile by Autar Krishen & Mihir Chatterjee......Page 234
Patent laws in India: One step forward and two steps backward: A brief analysis of IPR related issues in \nbiotechnology and stem cell research in the backdrop of the patents act amendments by A. Lakshminath......Page 258
India and international investment laws by Devashish Krishan\n......Page 304
Bilateral tax treaties: A review of Indian laws by Shannu Narayan......Page 336
Combating public corruption in India and the United Nations convention against corruption by R. Rajesh Babu\n......Page 366
Sports broadcast regulation and India by Sriram Kilapakkam\n......Page 392
Feminism and international law in India by V.S. \nElizabeth......Page 408
Taking violence against women seriously: international and domestic human rights jusrisprudence by B.C. Nirmal......Page 440
Judiciary of India and implementation of international environmental law: Some remarks by Jaydeepsinh G. Vaghela\n......Page 480
Jurisdictional issues in enforcement of foreign divorce decrees in India: An analysis by Kondaiah Jonnalagadda\n......Page 496
Family law and religion - the Indian experience by Anil Malhotra and Ranjit Malhotra......Page 514
Concluding remarks by Bimal N. Patel\n......Page 542
India: Status of signature and ratification of multilateral treaties deposited with the UN secretary-general status as of 20 July 2007 by Leeladhara Bhandary M.\n......Page 550
Select Bibliography with special relevance to India by Indian authors in the Recent Years by Bimal N. Patel\n......Page 584
Index\n......Page 591
Reviews: India and International Law volume 1\n......Page 595