Abstract
This special issue is the first of its kind in seeking to connect the conceptual categories of Law, Technology and Society in India, and this by itself makes it an important moment in the intellectual trajectories of the attention on technology within the legal academy. The task here moves beyond a perfunctory introduction of the remarkable contributions in this issue to the reader. An introduction of such a special issue also requires a survey of the terrain that constitutes law and technology scholarship in India, including an overview of the field’s dominant trajectories and foci. Hence this introduction identifies the tropes through which law and technology scholarship has emerged in India; however cursory, economies of space and time will constrain it to be in this introduction.
Custom Citation
Naveen Thayyil, 'Claiming the Social: Beyond 'Law as Technology'' (2015) 11(2) Socio-Legal Review 1.
Digital Object Identifier (DOI)
https://doi.org/10.55496/MBAN8049
