Southasia
COVID-19: Southasian states of emergency
A legal analysis of the origins and possible impacts of emergency law.
The Editors | Mar 26, 2020
Between big data and big brother
Why the overwhelming control over data by governments and large corporations doesn’t bode well for democracy.
The Editors | Feb 18, 2020
Reading Kashmir
As India revokes two key constitutional provisions on Jammu and Kashmir, a selection of articles on the region.
The Editors | Aug 09, 2019
The future of democracy in the Maldives
Is the new government in Male fulfilling its pledges for judicial reform and democracy?
The Editors | Aug 02, 2019
Young rebellions
A new book chronicles the recent wave of youth movements in India against ascendant Hindutva and neoliberalism.
Anand Teltumbde | Jul 22, 2019
Out of place, out of time
Dhaka and Bangladesh are evolving on dramatically different courses.
Zafar Sobhan | Mar 26, 2019
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COVID-19: Southasian states of emergency
A legal analysis of the origins and possible impacts of emergency law.
