Raising the Guardrails on Property Rights: Kesavananda, Minerva Mills, and the 2024 Recalibration of State Power
By Pratishtha Chaturvedi and Prof. (Dr.) Ram Singh The Supreme Court ruling in Property Owners Association v. State of Maharashtra...
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Global Penalties, Local Harm: Why Economic Theory Disfavours Global Turnover Based Fines Under India’s Competition Law
By Mr. Abhyudaya Yadav, Dr. Ankit Shrivastav and Dr. Jasmine Kaur The implementation of global penalty under the Competition Act,...
Evaluating the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP): Empirical Evidence on Operational Issues, Challenges, and Stakeholder Dynamics
By Dr. Hiteshkumar Thakkar Evaluating the Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process (CIRP) using applied empirical research evaluates whether the stakeholders, such...
The Regulation of Dark Patterns by Competition Law: A Cross Jurisdictional Analysis with Insights from Indian Jurisprudence
By Dr. Tilottama Raychaudhuri and Ms. Shatakshi Johri This decade has witnessed a steep hike in the use of deceptive...
In Honour of Prof. Thomas S. Ulens legacy in the evolution of Law and Economics: Reflections on the Rise, Reception, and Future of Law and Economics
By Thomas S. Ulen This piece was originally written by Prof. (Dr.) Thomas S. Ulen as the foreword to the...
Corporate Governance and the Limits of Legal Regulation: An InDepth Analysis of Executive Compensation at Amara Raja Energy Mobility Ltd.
By Dr. Shweta Mohan & Dr. Shantanu Braj Choubey One of the primary objectives of the norms of corporate governance...
Conflict Between Homebuyers and Other Creditors in the Real Estate Sector During Insolvency Proceedings: A Law and Economic Analysis
By Rajbeer Singh Saluja & Bharadwaja Reddy Chintakunta The Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC) was enacted to consolidate and...
Deconstructing Income Inequality: A MultiMetric Analysis of Regional Disparities in India
By Prof. L.C. Mallaiah, Abhishek Kumar Kushwaha, Asha Prasuna Despite three decades of sustained economic growth, income inequality across Indian...
If Markets Were Efficient, Why Regulate? The 2025 SEBI (LODR) Amendment and the Limits of Efficient Capital Markets Theory
- Pragya Jha Introduction The central purpose of the capital market is to channel ownership rights in capital to those...
Algorithmic Cartels and Antitrust Law: How Pricing Algorithms are redefining Market Collusion
- Naman Aggarwal Introduction On 7th January 2025, United States Department of Justice sued six landlords for participating in algorithmic...