HeyJaredArpita Goswami
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Oct 1, 2026
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- Sep 5, 2026
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The Law School Diva - ooh law law (opens the original)
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All right let me confess.. the title is bit weird, it was hurriedly chosen. I know I know it makes me sound like a bimbette, but then you know a bimbette when you see one.. And this blog is not about law either.. as of now .. at least. So this is why I wrote it.. (yes yes, under this stupid title) Hmm.. so like every law school student I also feel morally obliged and professionally committed to poke my nose in anything related to legal world. It was almost four months ago that I quite enthusiast
Gossiping Wikileaks (opens the original)
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These are interesting times. And it is certainly exciting for any international relations enthusiast, to have multitudes of diplomatic cables on his computer screen. With cablegate leak, we are getting a peek into the secret world of diplomatic exchanges. But apart from all the excitement of gaining access to forbidden, and after going through many many articles in newspapers all over the world, and tid bits of cables, what I realized was that if, US diplomatic network was bollywood, then the pu
Critical Analysis of Constitutive Theory of State Recognition (opens the original)
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Alright. So here goes my after-a-long-timel blog on International Law. This analysis consists mainly of my swarming thoughts when I was reading these theories (which I noted down on the side margin of my book). Though I may be seen more as a ‘declar-ist theor –ist’ (if there is any phrase like that!), but that is certainly not the case. Its just that I could, as of present, think more criticisms of constitutive theory, that I could think of declaratory theory. When Vattel defines a sovereign sta
On Sources of Int'l Law: Treaties (opens the original)
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Hello to all, this blog which comes after along gap is the result of requests from some of my juniors to write a blog on sources of International Law (and this could be probably because those little lazy mutts might not want to make the notes of the topic themselves). So here have tried to make brief notes on sources of International Law, which could come handy for a quick revision, and also for interesting reading. These notes are made after a sincere reading, apart from other works, from ‘A Mo
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