• Competing Sovereignties

    Competing Sovereignties

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    Explore the evolving concept of sovereignty in modernity with this essential analysis. Richard Joyce’s work critically examines how globalization and indigenous community rights challenge our understanding of sovereign power, moving beyond national boundaries. Featuring a detailed look at intellectual property law debates in India, the book reconceives sovereignty itself, offering profound insights into the complex interplay between international organisations, nation-states, and local populations. A must-read for law students, academics, and policy professionals interested in governance and rights within India.

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  • The End of Morality: Taking Moral Abolitionism Seriously

    The End of Morality: Taking Moral Abolitionism Seriously

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    Challenge everything you thought you knew about morality. This essential philosophy book critically examines moral abolitionism, the radical idea that morality itself might be an error. Explore the profound societal impacts, from conflict resolution to ethical decision-making, if we discard traditional moral frameworks. Delve into the compelling arguments and practical consequences of what a world without morality could look like, making this vital for students of moral philosophy, ethicists, and critical thinkers in India seeking to grasp foundational ethical challenges.

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