mehul_dhikonia's review against another edition
4.0
A People's Constitution is a fascinating study of how ordinary and often marginalized people in the newly independent India legally contested the state by asserting their constitutional rights. How ordinary citizens of a new state had so much belief in an elitist nationalist constitution comes as a welcome surprise. This book is both an educational and immensely enjoyable read.
torvosaur's review against another edition
5.0
An amazing book that has increased my own understanding of constitutional litigation, the post-colonial state, and market-state interactions in post-independence India.
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