The concept of law and justice is as dynamic as the concept of society. As the social values undergo a change so does the meaning and content of law and Justice. There are multiple theories of law as well as justice. The attempt in this scholarly work is to bring to the light issues, factors and at times to fin d solutions to the various problems which make these concepts change their meaning in different backgrounds.
The articles incorporated here also reflect upon how the change in policies or polity of a nation brings about the change in the notions of law and concept of justice. The wide range of topics covered in the present volume has made the contents richer and presents a panoramic picture of the various facets of law and justice.
Scholarly papers demonstrate how at times law is missing and is causing injustices and at times despite law being there, injustices in the system continue. The articles presented here are articulate and provide an in-depth study of the subject to which they relate and will be of use to the readers not only in India but elsewhere too.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Neera Bharihoke
Dr. Neera Bharihoke, B.Sc., LL.M., Ph.D., is a lecturer in Faculty of Law, University of Law. Her research work on Constitutional Law is titled 'Right against Exploitation-Myth or Reality'. In her work, she has scrutinized and analyzed the various laws like Articles 23 and 24 of Constitution of India. Prevention of Immoral Traffic Act, Minimum Wages Act etc. enacted for protection of the Fundamental Right guaranteed by the Constitution against traffic in human beings. She has also discussed International Charters dealing with child labour, bonded labour, untouchability etc. She has highlighted the lacunae or deficiencies in the various statutes as well as the lack,, laxity and lapses of the implementation agencies which are the two major causes for converting the valuable Fundamental Right against exploitation into an allegory. Her doctrinal study examines and evaluates the importance of legal reforms in strengthening the process of economic liberalization. Besides that she has suggested measures which can help in giving a human face to the process of economic liberalization so that the fruits of liberalization also reach the impoverished, illiterate and deprived classes of society. She has edited the book titled 'Tribal Rights in India'. She has also authored a book titled 'Law of Insolvency'. She has a wide range of published works to her credit wherein she has written articles on several issues like abolition of child labour, human rights, arbitration, competition law, commercial laws, arbitration etc. She is a Research Supervisor and has supervised more than twenty scholars for LL.M. dissertation. She has attended many National conferences and Seminars. She practiced in District Court, Consumer forums. High Court in Delhi before joining the avocation of teaching. She is well versed with the Court's process and procedures. She has participated in Lok Adalats too which is an easier, speedier and inexpensive alternate method of dispute resolution. She has organized many Seminars and workshops in her Department in association with her colleagues. She believes in teamwork. In her free time, she imparts free Yoga classes to interested people suffering from common aliments.
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