Law and Poverty: Critical Essays examines the relationship between legal systems and socio-economic inequality in India. Through scholarly essays, the volume explores how laws affect marginalized communities and whether legal institutions effectively address poverty and social injustice. The contributors analyze constitutional rights, access to justice, welfare policies, and legal reforms aimed at improving the lives of disadvantaged groups. The book remains an important academic resource for understanding the intersection of law, development, and social change in modern India.
Author Name: Edited by Upendra Baxi
Publication Name: Penguin Randome House India
Language: English