Combat Law : The Human Rights magazine
Volume 5, Issue 1: Education

• Ugly face of the knowledge economy
  With the basic issues of quality, equity and access to higher education in India still unresolved, the country is ill prepared to generate knowledge creators or workers of the highest quality. If the current trends are any indication, reliance on the market forces is further aggrevating the crisis, writes N Raghuram.

• Minds sans borders
  Arjun Dev

• Retreat of the judiciary
  Mihir Desai

• Old issues for the New Year
  Radhika Menon

• Teachers on sale
  K Chandru

• Financing unfreedom
  Ajay Kumar Sinha

• Dropped, or pushed out?
  Janaki Rajan

• The alphabet of status quo
  Karan Tyagi

• Privatisation of education
  

FEATURES

• ABC of enlightenment
  Dr. Gnanapragasam

• Displaced and de-schooled
  Dipika Jain

• Of birds and bees
  Parul Sharma

• For Das Capital is Caste Capital
  S B Upadhyay

• When journey is enlightenment
  Nivedita

• Xenophobes xeroxed
  Angana Chatterji

• The Minority Report
  Ambrose Pinto, SJ

• For justice is not a privilege
  Bhagavanji Raiyani

• Taming or empowering tribals?
  Shantanu Duttagupta

• Shining India missed a spot
  K T Ibone

• M for Margins
  Yoginder Sikand

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