Labour, Rights and Constitutional Imagination
Document Type
Book Review
Publication Title
Economic and Political Weekly
Abstract
One subject of immense importance that has received little sustained attention in the domain of constitutional scholarship is labour. A quick survey of academic publications reveals not only a striking absence of constitutional engagement with labour law, but also a general paucity of serious writing on labour law and its implications. Supriya Routh’s new book, Labour Justice: A Constitutional Evaluationof Labour Law, promising a constitutional evaluation of the four labour codes, is a welcome contribution to what one hopes is the beginning of a broader scholarly engagement with the field.
Publication Date
5-9-2026
Recommended Citation
T, Madhulika and Mathew, Babu, "Labour, Rights and Constitutional Imagination" (2026). Articles. 9.
https://repository.nls.ac.in/research_staff_articles/9