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Should Government Break Strikes?
 Competition Will Take Care of Strikes, Parth J. Shah, Economic Times ,  Aug 27, 2004
The right to property: It is high time the government makes it a fundamental right again,
 Kaushik Das, April 14,2004
Is The Court Ruling On Strikes Fair?
 No. But Union Power Should Be Curtailed, Parth J. Shah, Economic Times , Aug 13, 2003

Intellectual Property Rights: Theory & Indian Practice, CCS Working paper, Garima Gupta &  Avih Rastogi, Summer 2002
Quake lesson: Building bye-laws or strict liability, Parth J. Shah, Economic Times , February  2001
A Constitution Based On Property Rights?, Parth J. Shah, Economic Times , Oct 10, 2000 
Transparency Guarantees in Amartya Sen's Development as Freedom, CCS Discussion   paper, Parth J Shah

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Right to Information Act Delhi 2001, G K Harikrishna, CCS Working Paper No. 0055, 2003

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Common Civil Code sans Coercion , Sharad Joshi, Founder, Shetkari Sanghatana
Ineffectual grandstanding , S L RAO, The Economic Times , Jan 19, 2004
Ring in Torts:Making People Pay for Negligence, Sauvik Chakraverti, The Times of India , Jun  18, 2004
The power of knowledge, The Economics Times , Dec 17, 2004

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State of Governance: Delhi Citizen Handbook 2003

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History of the Removal of the Fundamental Right to Property , Sushanth Salian, CCS  Working Paper No. 0041, 2002
Intellectual Property Rights: Who Needs Them?, Garima Gupta & Avih Rastogi, CCS Working  Paper No. 0040, 2002
Equal Remuneration Act , Aditi Kavarana, CCS Working Paper No. 0015, 2001