Volume 13, Issue 2

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December 2022

Issue Theme: Age, Ageing, and the Law

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12 articles in this issue

Age as a site of law’s meaning-making practices
Sanskriti Sanghi
Editorial 05 December 2022 Pages: 221 - 229
Law’s imposition of a heteronormative timeline in a rapidly ageing authoritarian state
Qian Liu
Article 07 December 2022 Pages: 231 - 251
Reforms in legal aid and awareness with regard to the aged in India: A case for an inclusive approach
Rajashree K
Chetan Singai
Article 29 November 2022 Pages: 253 - 276
An empirical study on the client’s perspective in decision making with regard to lawyer selection for trial courts: Does grey hair matter?
H S Sharmila
Sunitha Abhay Jain
Article 07 December 2022 Pages: 277 - 305
Law’s temporality and the construction of death-worlds: Custodial neglect of older prisoners in India
Deblina Dey
Article 06 December 2022 Pages: 307 - 327
Ageing identities and narratives of loss: (Re)Contextualising cognitive degeneration in ‘reel’ space and ‘real’ lives
Debashrita Dey
Priyanka Tripathi
Article 24 November 2022 Pages: 329 - 346
Examining the living metaphor in the Indian Constitution
Shivangi Gangwar
Aishwarya Pagedar
Article Open access 28 November 2022 Pages: 347 - 377
Theorising a desirous child: Case comment on Anversinh v State of Gujarat
Avantika Tiwari
Article 12 November 2022 Pages: 379 - 387
Tracy Gendron: Ageism Unmasked: Exploring Age Bias and How to End It
Mallika Ramachandran
Book Review 05 December 2022 Pages: 389 - 399
Linda A. Parker: Cannabinoids and the brain
Khagesh Gautam
Book Review 06 December 2022 Pages: 401 - 408
‘What is the child innocent of? Sexual knowledge of course!’: an interview with Shohini Ghosh
Oishik Sircar
Interview 14 December 2022 Pages: 409 - 429
Age, ageing, and the philosophy of ‘elder law’: An interview with Israel (Issi) Doron
Ankita Gandhi
INTERVIEW Open access 06 December 2022 Pages: 431 - 450

Volume 13, Issue 2

Age as a site of law’s meaning-making practices

Law’s imposition of a heteronormative timeline in a rapidly ageing authoritarian state

Reforms in legal aid and awareness with regard to the aged in India: A case for an inclusive approach

An empirical study on the client’s perspective in decision making with regard to lawyer selection for trial courts: Does grey hair matter?

Law’s temporality and the construction of death-worlds: Custodial neglect of older prisoners in India

Ageing identities and narratives of loss: (Re)Contextualising cognitive degeneration in ‘reel’ space and ‘real’ lives

Examining the living metaphor in the Indian Constitution

Theorising a desirous child: Case comment on Anversinh v State of Gujarat

Tracy Gendron: Ageism Unmasked: Exploring Age Bias and How to End It

Linda A. Parker: Cannabinoids and the brain

‘What is the child innocent of? Sexual knowledge of course!’: an interview with Shohini Ghosh

Age, ageing, and the philosophy of ‘elder law’: An interview with Israel (Issi) Doron

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