Incompatible institutions: socialism versus constitutionalism in India

RT @srajagopalan: Can do one better than that. Here is Dr. Rajagopalan’s peer reviewed paper from 2015 on amendments. Culminates with the i…

RT @srajagopalan: Can do one better than that. Here is Dr. Rajagopalan’s peer reviewed paper from 2015 on amendments. Culminates with the i…

RT @srajagopalan: Can do one better than that. Here is Dr. Rajagopalan’s peer reviewed paper from 2015 on amendments. Culminates with the i…

RT @srajagopalan: Can do one better than that. Here is Dr. Rajagopalan’s peer reviewed paper from 2015 on amendments. Culminates with the i…

Can do one better than that. Here is Dr. Rajagopalan’s peer reviewed paper from 2015 on amendments. Culminates with the institutional arrangements that allowed Indira Gandhi to push her illiberal agenda constitutionally. https://t.co/nYbqyqnI20

RT @srajagopalan: @puliyabaazi Arrey waah! Road to serfdom India edition par mere vichaar https://t.co/qtKjYGYcXK

@puliyabaazi Arrey waah! Road to serfdom India edition par mere vichaar https://t.co/qtKjYGYcXK

@sanjeet38 @HindolSengupta @parthjshah @kumaranand @lawrencehwhite1 Yes, our paper was not exhaustive. We used the sources we could find at the time to further our main argument. Much much more to be written on the subject. I thought you were talking about

@UhSumLadenBin @Abhijit_Iyer link here e. Let me know if you have trouble with the gates version I'll send another. https://t.co/VRHCZ0luJE

@_LemonH2O @realitycheckind Yes, plain English. Yes! Check out this paper: https://t.co/braLR0Epeg