Menski publications

In press [227] ‘Legal simulation: Law as a navigational tool for decision-making’. In: Journal of the Japanese Coast Guard Academy, 2014 [in Japanese]. [21 pp.] [226] ‘Lost in translation: The monist management of colonial Hindu law’. In: Katsura (ed.) INDAS Symposium papers, Kyoto [24 pp.]. [225] ‘The liquidity of law as a challenge to global theorising’. Jura Gentium, 2014. [http://www.juragentium.org] [24 pp.] [223] ‘Legal pluralism as a global irritant of critical relevance: MM v POP’. In Waheeda Amien, Chuma Himonga and Gordon Woodman (eds.) Law, custom and religion. Cape Town: Juta. [ pp. ] [222] ‘Plurality-conscious re-balancing of family law regulation in Europe’. In: Prakash Shah, Marie-Claire Foblets and Matthias Rohe (eds.) Family, religion, and law: Cultural encounters in Europe. Farnham: Ashgate, 2014 [30 pp.]. [221] ‘Multidisciplinarity of law and challenges in legal education: Is the Indian model globally relevant? In: (eds.) Actual problems of economics and management. Odessa: (May 2013, 33 pp.) [in Russian]. [220] ‘The multidisciplinarity of law and resulting challenges for Indian legal education’. In: Journal of NUALS, Cochin (2013, 32 pp.). [219] ‘Ancient and Modern Boundary Crossing Between Personal Laws and Civil Law in Composite India’. In Silvio Ferrari and Rinaldo Cristofori (eds.) Religion in the Public Space (Volume III). Milan: Università degli Studi di Milano, pp. [219-252] [reprint of item 201] [218] ‘Remembering and applying legal pluralism: Law as kite flying’. In Lukas Heckendorn Urscheler and Séan Donlan (eds.) Concepts of law: Comparative, jurisprudential, and social science perspectives. Farnham: Ashgate 2013 [27 pp.] [217] ‘To pay or not to pay: Navigating the private/public divide in postmodern Indian law’. [S.P. Sathe Memorial Lecture]. In ILS Law Review, Volume IV (2012), pp. 00-00 [20 pp.] [216] ‘Dowry’. In: Gita Dharampal-Frick, Rachel Dwyer, Monika Kirloskar-Steinbach and Jahnavi Phalkey (eds.) Keywords in modern Indian studies. New Delhi: Oxford University Press, 2013 [SOAS Studies on South Asia]. [3 pp.] [215] ‘Commented Jaina law case list post- C.R. Jain (1942)’. In Peter Flügel (ed.) Jaina law and society. London and New York: Routledge January 2014 (with Jeremy Brown), pp. 00-00 [40 pp.]. [214] ‘Law, religion and democracy: The Indian experience’. In Giovanni Filorama (ed.) Religioni e modernita. Torino: Giulio Einaudi Editore, 2012 [29 pp.] 2014 [214] ‘Author and subject index to IANL Vol 27 (2013). Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law, 28.1 (February 2014), pp. 66-107. [ISSN 0269-5774]. 2013 [213] ‘Introduction’. In H. Imtiyaz Hussain (2012) Muslim law and customs in Jammu and Kashmir. Srinagar: pp. 00-00. [5 pp.] [212] ‘Obituary for Professor J.D.M. Derrett’. In Kerala Law Times 2013(1), Journal Section, pp. 00-00 [3 pp.]. and LASSNET website. [211] ‘”Baby pigeons” and the best interests of adopted children from India’. In Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law, 27(3) (2013), pp. 235-52 [with Lavanya Regunathan Fischer]. [210] ‘Governance and governability in South Asian family laws and in diaspora’. In: Holden, Livia (ed.) Legal Pluralism and Governance in South Asia and in the Diasporas (Special Issue). Journal of Legal Pluralism and Unofficial Law, 45(1) (March 2013): 42-57. [209] ‘Law as a kite: Managing legal pluralism in the context of Islamic finance’. In Cattelan, Valentino (ed.) Islamic finance. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar 2013, pp. 15-31. [208] Author and subject index to IANL Vol 26 (2012). Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law, 27.1 (February 2013), pp. 58-92.[ISSN 0269-5774] [with Maria Jones]. 2012 [207] (ed. with Rubya Mehdi and Jørgen S. Nielsen) Interpreting divorce laws in Islam. Copenhagen: DJƟF Publishing. [206] ‘Jürgen Habermas: Post-conflict reconstruction, non-hegemonic modernity, discourse about spaces and the role of religion’. In: Pradip Basu (ed.) Modern social thinkers. Kolkata: Setu Prakashani, 2012, pp. 180-198. [205] ‘The uniform civil code debate in Indian law: New developments and changing agenda’'. In Malcolm McLaren (ed.) The many faces of India. Law and politics of the subcontinent. New Delhi: Samskriti, 2012, pp. 136-82. [204] ‘Islamic law in British courts: Do we not know or do we not want to know?’. Journal of Minority Studies, Center for Minority Studies, Kansai University, Osaka, Vol. 6 (2012): 27-49 [in Japanese] [ISSN 1883-7735]. [203] ‘Author and subject index to IANL Vol 25 (2011)’. Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law, 26.1 (February 2012), pp. 87-122. [ISSN 0269-5774] [with Zeeshan Hussain]. [202] ‘Plural worlds of law and the search for living law’. In Werner Gephart (ed.) Rechtsanalyse als Kulturforschung. Frankfurt am Main: Vittorio Klostermann, 2012, pp. 71-88. [201] ‘Ancient and modern boundary crossings between personal laws and civil law in composite India’. In Joel A. Nichols (ed.) Marriage and divorce in a multicultural context: Multi-tiered marriage and the boundaries of civil law and religion. New York: Cambridge University Press, pp. 219-52. [200] ‘Hinduism and human rights’. In John Witte, Jr. and M. Christian Green (eds.) Religion and human rights. An introduction. New York: Oxford University Press, 2012, pp. 71-86. 2011 [199] ‘Flying kites in a global sky: New models of jurisprudence’. Socio-Legal Review, 7 (2011) (Bangalore), pp. 1-22. [198] ‘Shah Bano, Narendra Modi and reality checks about global understandings of Indian law’. Nirma University Law Journal (Ahmedabad), Volume 1, Issue 1 (2011), pp. 7-26 [197] ‘Flying kites in Africa: Legal pluralism in a plural world’. In Oliver C. Ruppel and Gerd Winter (eds.) Recht von innen: Rechtspluralismus in Afrika und anderswo. Justice from within: Legal pluralism in Africa and beyond. Festschrift Manfred O. Hinz anlässlich seines 75. Geburtstages. Liber amicorum Manfred O. Hinz in celebration of his 75th birthday. Hamburg: Verlag Dr. Kovač, 2011, pp. 141-57. [196] ‘Islamic law in British courts: Do we not know or do we not want to know?’ In: Jane Mair and Esin Őrűcű (eds.) The place of religion in family law: A comparative search. Mortsel: Intersentia, 2011, pp. 15-36. [195] ‘Life and law: Advocacy and expert witnessing in the UK’. In Livia Holden (ed.) Cultural Expertise and Litigation: Patterns, Conflicts, Narratives. London and New York: Routledge, May 2011, pp. 151-172. [194] ‘Foreword’. In Ridwanul Hoque, Judicial activism in Bangladesh. A golden mean approach. Newcastle-upon-Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2011, pp. xxviii-xxxi. [193] ‘Flying kites: Managing family laws and gender issues in Bangladesh’. Stamford Journal of Law (Dhaka) No. 2 (March 2011), pp. 109-134. [192] ‘Author and subject index to IANL Vol 24 (2010)’. Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law, 25.1 (February 2011): 96-136. [ISSN 0269-5774] [with Alberto Neidhardt]. [191] ‘Assessing communal conflicts and Hindu fascism in India’. European Yearbook of Minority Issues. Special Focus South Asia, 8 (2009). Leiden: Brill, pp. 313-335. [ISBN 978900417 X). 2010 [190] ‘Flying kites in Pakistan: Turbulences in theory and practice’. In Journal of Law and Social Research (Multan, Pakistan) Vol.1 No. 1 (2009-10), pp. 41-57. [189] ‘Fuzzy Law and the Boundaries of Secularism’ (December 3, 2010) Potchefstroom Electronic Law Journal, (ISSN 1727-3781), Vol. 13, No. 3, 2010. Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=1752910. [188] ‘Hindu law’. Law & Justice. The Christian Law Review, 164 (Hilary/Easter 2010), pp. 45-62. [187] ‘Fuzzy law and the boundaries of secularism’. Lecture for RELIGARE, London, 24 June 2010. [See http://www.religareproject.eu/workingplace]. [24 pp.]. podcast at: http://www.law.qmul.ac.uk/podcast/index.html#religare. [186] ‘Sanskrit law. Excavating Vedic legal pluralism’. SOAS School of Law Research Paper No. 05-2010.[Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=1621384. [37 pp.] [185] ‘Monsters, legal pluralism and human rights in Africa’. In Manfred O. Hinz and Clever Mapaure (eds.) In search of justice and peace. Traditional and informal justice systems in Africa (pp. 443-56). Windhoek: Namibia Scientific Society. [184] ‘Law, state and culture: How countries accommodate religious, cultural and ethnic diversity. The British and Indian experiences’. In: Marie-Claire Foblets, Jean-François Gaudreault-Desbiens and Alison Dundes Renteln (eds.) Cultural diversity and the law. State responses from around the world. Brussels: Bruylant and Ėditions Yvon Blais, 2010: 403-446. [183] ‘Author and subject index to IANL Vol 23 (2009)’. Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law, 24.1 (February 2010): 66-106. [ISSN 0269-5774] [with Jilna Shah]. [182] ‘Slumdog law, colonial tummy aches and the redefinition of family law in India’. Review article. South Asia Research, 30.1 (February 2010): 67-80. 2009 [181] ‘Flying kites in a globalizing sky and dodgy weather forecasts: Accommodating ethnic minority laws in the UK’. In Journal of Multilingual Multicultural Studies and Practices, 2 (December 2009), Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, pp. 26-45. [In Japanese with English summary]. [180] ‘Fragwürdige Inklusion, inakzeptable Exklusion’. E+Z Entwicklung und Zusammenarbeit 50(11) (November 2009), pp. 418-20. [179] ‘Questionable inclusion, appalling exclusion’. D + C Development and Cooperation, 36(11) (November 2009), pp. 418-20. [178] ‘Indian secular pluralism and its relevance for Europe’. In Ralph Grillo, Roger Ballard, Alessandro Ferrari, André Hoekema, Marcel Maussen and Prakash Shah (eds.) Legal practice and cultural diversity. Aldershot: Ashgate 2009, pp. 31-48. [177] ‘Suriname’ In Katz, Stanley N. (Editor-in-Chief) The 0xford International Encyclopedia of Legal History. New York: Oxford University Press. Vol. 5, pp. 413-4. [176] ‘Seychelles’. In Katz, Stanley N. (Editor-in-Chief) The 0xford International Encyclopedia of Legal History. New York: Oxford University Press. Vol. 5, pp. 234-5. [175] ‘Rājadharma’. In Katz, Stanley N. (Editor-in-Chief) The 0xford International Encyclopedia of Legal History. New York: Oxford University Press. Vol. 5, p. 63. [174] ‘Property: Hindu Law’. In Katz, Stanley N. (Editor-in-Chief) The 0xford International Encyclopedia of Legal History. New York: Oxford University Press. Vol. 4, pp. 479-80. [173] ‘Personal Law/General Law’. In Katz, Stanley N. (Editor-in-Chief) The 0xford International Encyclopedia of Legal History. New York: Oxford University Press. Vol. 4, pp. 293-5. [172] ‘Naga Law’. In Katz, Stanley N. (Editor-in-Chief) The 0xford International Encyclopedia of Legal History. New York: Oxford University Press.Vol. 4, p. 201. [171] ‘Maldives’. In Katz, Stanley N. (Editor-in-Chief) The 0xford International Encyclopedia of Legal History. New York, Vol. 4, pp. 139-40. [170] ‘Justice, Equity and Good Conscience’. In Katz, Stanley N. (Editor-in-Chief) The 0xford International Encyclopedia of Legal History. New York: Oxford University Press. Vol. 3, pp. 445-6. [169] ‘Hindu nationalism’. In Katz, Stanley N. (Editor-in-Chief) The 0xford International Encyclopedia of Legal History. New York: Oxford University Press, Vol. 3, pp. 159-60. [168] ‘Guyana’. In Katz, Stanley N. (Editor-in-Chief) The 0xford International Encyclopedia of Legal History. New York: Oxford University Pres, Vol. 3, pp. 137-8. [167] ‘Adoption: Hindu Law’. In Katz, Stanley N. (Editor-in-Chief) The 0xford International Encyclopedia of Legal History. New York: Oxford University Press, Vol. 1, pp. 49-50. [166] ’Justice. Entre autorégulation traditionelle et maintien de l’ordre’. In Clémentin-Ojha, C., C. Jaffrelot, D. Matringe and J. Pouchepadass (eds.) Dictionnaire de l’Inde. Paris: Larousse, 2009, pp. 282-90. [165] ‘Droit hindou. Le système juridique le plus ancient du monde’. In Clémentin-Ojha, C. Jaffrelot, D. Matringe and J. Pouchepadass (eds.) Dictionnaire de l’Inde. Paris: Larousse, 2009, pp. 214-22. [164] ‘Author and subject index to IANL Vol 22 (2008)’. In Vol. 23 No. 1 [February 2009] Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law, pp. 83-107. [ISSN 0269-5774] [with Aaron Dias]. 2008 [163] ‘The Uniform Civil Code debate and Hindu law in India: Cosmetic surgery or changing agenda?’ In Goswami, B. (ed.) Legal trends in social justice. A compendium of articles on social justice. Jaipur: Raj Publishing House, pp. 123-49. [162] ‘Accommodating religious needs in relation to marriage: Flying kites and navigating state law and other forms of law’. Stato, chiese e pluralismo confessionale. Rivista telematica (www.statochiese.it) [ISSN 1971-8543]. [161] ‘Angrezi Shariat: Glocalised plural arrangements by migrants in Britain’. In Law Vision. Issue 10: 2007-8. Chittagong: University Faculty of Law, pp. 10-12. [160] ‘Literate Kerala, bribes and a new case of mata: On the limits of judicial patience and legal realism’. 2008(4) Kerala Law Times, Journal Section, pp. 21-31. [159] ‘Diritto matrimoniale inglese e legge musulmana’. In Allessandro Ferrari (ed.) Islam in Europa/Islam in Italia. Tra diritto e società. Bologna: Il Mulino 2008, pp. 129-46. [158] ‘Hindu law’. In Cane, Peter and Joanne Conaghan (eds.) The New Oxford Companion to Law. Oxford: Oxford University Press, pp. 531-3. [157] ‘Law, religion and culture in multi-cultural Britain’, in Mehdi, Rubya, Hanne Petersen, Erik Reenberg Sand and Gordon R. Woodman (eds.) Law and religion in multicultural societies. Copenhagen: DJØF Publishing, 2008, pp. 43-62. [156] ‘The Uniform Civil Code debate in Indian law: New developments and changing agenda’. German Law Journal, 9.3 (1 March 2008): 211-50. [An internet journal,[http://www.germanlawjournal.com/article.php.] [155] ‘Foreword’. In Sumaiya Khair: Legal empowerment for the poor and the disadvantage: Strategies, achievements and challenges. Experiences from Bangladesh: Dhaka: CIDA, pp. v-x. [154] ‘Author and subject index to IANL Vol 21 (2007)’. In: Vol. 22 No. 1 [January 2008] Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law, pp. 93-122. [ISSN 0269-5774] [with Vishal Vora]. 2007 [153] ‘On vyavahāra’. In Indologica Taurinensia 33 (2007) [Proceedings of the section “Law and Society” of the 13th World Sanskrit Conference (Edinburgh, July 10th-14th, 2006. Turin: CESMEO, pp. 123-47. [152] ‘Dodgy Asians or dodgy laws? The story of H’. In: Vol. 21 No. 4 [October 2007] Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law, pp. 284- 294. [ISSN 0269-5774]. [151] ‘Patient judicial activism’. In No. 4 (July 2007) Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences (Kolkata), pp. 210-225. [ISSN 0973-8738]. [150] ‘Beyond Europe’. In: Örücü, Esin and David Nelken (eds.) Comparative law: A handbook. Oxford and Portland, OR: Hart Publishing, 2007, pp. 189-216. [149] ‘Double benefits and Muslim women’s postnuptial rights’. In 2007(2) Kerala Law Times, Journal Section, pp. 21-34. [148a] ‘Hinduizm’ In: Morgan, Peggy and Clive Lawton (eds.) Problemy etyczne w tradycjach sześciu religii. (Polish translation of the first edition of Ethical issues in six religious traditions). Warszawa: Instytut Wydawniczy Pax, 2007, pp. 27-98 [148] ‘Hinduism’. In: Morgan, Peggy and Clive A. Lawton (eds.) Ethical issues in six religious traditions. 2nd ed. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, pp. 1-60. [147] ‘Law, religion and South Asians in diaspora’. In: Hinnells, John R. (ed.): Religious reconstruction in the South Asian diasporas: From one generation to another. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan [chapter 13, pp. 243-64]. [146] ‘Author and subject index to IANL Vol 20 (2006)’. In: Vol. 21 No. 1 [January 2007] Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law, pp. 55-80. [ISSN 0269-5774] [with Aashish Parmar]. 2006 [145] ‘Prologue’. In: Kurup, Narayan K.: Impressions of a down-to-earth legacy. Chalakudi: Chalakudy Bar Association, pp. v-vii. [144] ‘Asking for the moon: Legal uniformity in India from a Kerala perspective’. In: 2006(2) Kerala Law Times, Journal Section, pp. 52-78. [143] ‘Author and subject index to IANL Vol 19 (2005)’. In: Vol. 20 No. 1 [January 2006] Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law, pp. 60-79. [ISSN 0269-5774] [with Sameer Bhawsar]. [142] Comparative law in a global context: The legal systems of Asia and Africa. Second revised edition, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 2006 [March]. xx, 674 pp. [ISBN 0 521 67529 4]. [141] ‘Rethinking legal theory in light of South-North migration’. In: Shah, Prakash and Werner Menski (eds.): Migration, diasporas and legal systems in Europe. London: Routledge Cavendish, 2006, pp. 13-28. [ISBN 1 85941 980 1]. [140] (with Prakash Shah) ‘Introduction. Migration, diasporas and legal systems in Europe’. In: Shah, Prakash and Werner Menski (eds.): Migration, diasporas and legal systems in Europe. London: Cavendish, 2006, pp. 1-12. [139] (ed. with Prakash Shah): Migration, diasporas and legal systems in Europe. London: Cavendish, 2006. [ISBN 1-85941-980-1] [138] ‘Jaina law as an unofficial legal system’. In: Fluegel, Peter (ed.): Disputes and Dialogues: Studies in Jaina History and Culture. London: RoutledgeCurzon 2006, pp. 417-35. [ISBN 0 415 36099 4]. [137] ‘Glenn’s vision of the Hindu legal tradition’. In Journal of Comparative Law Vol. 1 Issue 1 [2006], pp. 153-157. [ISSN 1477-0814] [136] ‘Cherrypicking customs: On what happens when custom is not taught’. In: Hinz, Manfred O. (ed.): The shade of new leaves. Governance in traditional authority: A Southern African perspective. Berlin/Münster: Lit Verlag, 2006, pp. 395- 411. [ISBN 3-8258-9283-2]. [135] ‘Judicial passivism in the public interest’. In Vol. 10, Nos. 1-2 (June to December 2006) Bangladesh Journal of Law, pp. 11-20. 2005 [134] [with Biswajit Chanda] Cancer of extremism in Bangladesh. Proceedings of the European Human Rights Conference on Bangladesh Extremism, Intolerance & Violence. London: Centre for Ethnic Minority Studies, SOAS and Bangladesh Conference Steering Committee. 147 pp. [no ISBN] [133] ‘Democracy in religion: The Hindu case’. In Daimon. Annuario di diritto comparato delle religioni. Vol. 5 [2005], pp. 51-73. [ISBN 88-15-10914-5]. [132] ‘Index to Vol 18’. In: Vol. 19 No. 1 [January 2005] Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law, pp. 57-80. [ISSN 0269-5774] [with Ismatullah Khajavee]. 2004 [131] ‘Hindu law: Threat, imagination or reality? Part II: Hindu law’. In: Vol. 3 No. 2 [March/April 2004] Confluence, p. 4. [130] ‘Reluctant legislative activism’. In [2004]1 Kerala Law Times, pp. 35-41. [129] ‘Author and subject index to IANL Vol 17 (2003)’. In: Vol. 18 No. 1 [January 2004] Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law, pp. 66-88. [ISSN 0269-5774] [with Ismatullah Khajavee]. [128] ‘From dharma to law and back? Postmodern Hindu law in a global world’. In: Heidelberg Papers in South Asian and Comparative Politics [Working Paper No. 20, January 2004]. 22 pp., ISSN 1617-5069, available at www.hpsacp.uni-hd.de. 2003 [127] ‘Hindu law: Threat, imagination or reality? Part I: The context: Hindu law under threat’. In: Vol. 3 No. 1 [Jan./Febr 2004] Confluence, p. 4. [126] Hindu law. Beyond tradition and modernity. New Delhi: OUP 2003. [xxii, 648 pp.]. [ISBN 0195665031]. [125] ‘Editorial’. In: Vol. 23 No. 1 [May 2003] South Asia Research, pp. 5-6. [124] ‘Adoptions in Indian law’. In: Overseas Adoption Helpline June 2003, pp. 5-7. [123] ‘British Asians and their legal reconstruction of the universe: Some reflections’. In: Vol. 2 No. 1 [Jan/Feb 2003] Confluence, p. 4. [122] ‘Hindu law, human rights jurisprudence and justice in India today’. In: Vol. 1 [2003] Indian Journal of Juridical Sciences, pp. 1-28. [ISSN 0972 7477]. [121] ‘Author and subject index to IANL Vol 16 (2002)’. In: Vol. 17 No. 1 [January 2003] Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law, pp. 56-76. [ISSN 0269-5774] [with Ismatullah Khajavee]. [120] ‘Hindu law in modern India: Can the duty not to talk about dharma be conducive to justice?’. In: Sathe, S. P. and Sathya Narayan (eds.): Liberty, equality and justice: Struggles for a new social order. Lucknow: Eastern Book Company 2003, pp. 233-246. [ILS Law College Platinum Jubilee Commemoration Volume]. [ISBN 81 70127 661]. 2002 [119] ‘Immigration and multiculturalism in Britain: New issues in research and policy’. In: Vol. XII [2002] KIAPS: Bulletin of Asia-Pacific Studies, Osaka, pp. 43-66. [ISSN 1346-6224]. [118] ‘Hindu law as a ‘religious’ system’. In: Huxley, Andrew (ed.): Religion, law and tradition. Comparative studies in religious law. London: RoutledgeCurzon 2002, pp. 108-126. [ISBN 0-7007-1689-0]. [117] ‘Comment’. In: Vol. 18 No. 4 [August 2002] Anthropology Today, p. 20. [ISSN 0268-540X]. [116] ‘Is there room for an Indian legal theory’. In: 2002(2) Kerala Law Times, Journal section, pp. 64-70. [115] ‘Public interest litigation: Deliverance from all evils?’ [Lecture at the Supreme Court Bar Association in Dhaka, 27th January 2002, launching the SOAS Law Alumni Association of Bangladesh]. In: (2002) Vol. 6 Nos. 1&2 Bangladesh Journal of Law, pp. 1-9. [114] ‘Hinduism’. In: Levinson, David (ed.): Encyclopaedia of Crime and Punishment. Thousand Oaks, London and New Delhi: Sage 2002, pp. 827-831. [ISBN 0-7619-2258-X]. [113] ‘A letter from Tokyo’. In: Vol. 16 No. 2 [April 2002] Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law, pp. 105-107. [112] ‘Author and subject index to IANL Vol 15 (2001)’. In: Vol. 16 No. 1 [January 2002] Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law, pp. 55-75. [ISSN 0269-5774]. [111] ‘Chameleons and dodgy lawyers: Reflections on Asians in Britain and their legal reconstruction of the universe’. In: Vol. XXIII No. 2 Indo-British Review. A Journal of History. [Millennium Issue on: Britain, India and the diaspora. Changing social and historiographical perceptions], pp. 89-103. [ISSN 0019-7211]. 2001 [110] Postmodern Hindu law. London: SOAS 2001, 42 pp. [SOAS Law Department, Occasional Papers]. [ISSN 1362 4911] [109] ‘Muslim law in Britain’. In: No. 62 [September 2001] Journal of Asian and African Studies, pp. 127-163. [ISSN 0387-2807]. [108] ‘Author and subject index to I&NL&P Vol 14 (2000)’. In: Vol. 15 No. 1 [January 2001] Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law, pp. 45-69. [with Shantanu Puri]. [ISSN 0269-5774]. 2000 [107] ‘From Imperial domination to “Bhaji on the Beach”: Fifty years of South Asian laws at SOAS’. In: Edge, Ian (ed.): Comparative law in global perspective. Ardsley, NY: Transnational, pp. 121-144. [ISBN 1-57105-171-6]. [106] Modern Indian family law. Richmond: Curzon Press 2000, xiv+432 pp. [ISBN 0 7007 1316 6]. [105] Comparative law in a global context. The legal systems of Asia and Africa. London: Platinium 2000 [September], vi+590 pp. [ISBN 0 9535728 1 1]. [104] ‘Developments in Muslim law: The South Asian context’. [The Birth Centenary Commemorative Lecture delivered in honour of Professor Asaf A. A. Fyzee at the Royal Asiatic Society Hall in Bombay, 22nd December 1999]. In: 2000 (3) Supreme Court Cases (Journal section), pp. 9-18. Also: http://ebc-india.com/lawyer/articles/2000v3a2.htm [103] ‘Is there a cure?’. In: [May/June 2000] Hinduism Today, p. 31. [102] ‘Research bibliography on public interest litigation’. In: Ibid., pp. 155-167. [101] ‘Public interest litigation: A strategy for the future. The Fourth Cornelius Memorial Lecture’. In: Ibid., pp. 106-132. [100] ‘Introductory overview of public interest litigation in Pakistan: Past and future’. In: Ibid., pp. 1-21. [99] Public interest litigation in Pakistan. London and Karachi: Platinium and Pakistan Law House, 2000, xi + 170 pp. [with Rafay Ahmad Alam and Mehreen Kasuri Raza]. [ISBN 0 9535728 0 3]. [98] ‘Muslim law in Britain’. In: Koga, Masanori, Masao Naito and Tsuneo Hamaguchi (eds.): From migrant to citizen: South Asian communities overseas. Tokyo: Institute for the Study of Languages and Cultures of Asia and Africa 2000, pp. 294-318. [in Japanese]. [97] ‘Author and subject index to I&NL&P Vol 13 (1999)’. In: Vol. 14 No. 1 [January 2000] Immigration and Nationality Law and Practice, pp. 50-72 [with Samantha Pearce]. [96] ‘Introduction: Ethnic minority studies in English law’. In: Ibid., pp.xiii-xxii. [95] (Series ed.): Jones, Richard and Gnanapala Welhengama: Ethnic minorities in English law. Stoke-on-Trent: Trentham Books and SOAS 2000 [GEMS No. 5], xxii, 280 pp. [ISBN 1 85856 138 8]. 1999 [94] ‘Felicitations delivered by Dr. Werner F. Menski, S.O.A.S., London’. In: 1999(2) Kerala Law Times, Journal section, pp. 15-20. [93] ‘Ethnic minority religions’. In: The Equal Treatment Bench Book. London: Judicial Studies Board 1999, pp. 53-86. [Also available at www.jsboard.co.uk]. [92] ‘Cross-cultural conflicts of marriage and divorce involving South Asians in Britain’. In: Strijbosch, Fons and Marie-Claire Foblets (eds.): Cross-cultural family relations. Reports of a socio-legal seminar. Oñati: International Institute for the Sociology of Law, pp. 167-184. [with Prakash Shah]. [91] ‘Author and subject index to I&NL&P Vol. 12 (1998)’. In: Vol. 13 No. 1 [January 1999] Immigration and Nationality Law and Practice, pp. 34-42. [90] ‘South Asian women in Britain, family integrity and the primary purpose rule. In: Barot, Rohit, Harriet Bradley and Steve Fenton (eds.): Ethnicity, gender and social change. London and New York: Macmillan and St. Martin’s Press, 1999, pp. 81-98. 1998 [89] ‘Hindu ethics’. 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