How India’s Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code Stacks Up Against the World
Digital platform markets challenge conventional modes of competition enforcement by amplifying feedback effects, cumulative advantage, and temporal irreversibility.
Mining the Machine: Building a Data Architecture for India’s Insolvency Ecosystem
Digital platform markets challenge conventional modes of competition enforcement by amplifying feedback effects, cumulative advantage, and temporal irreversibility.
Quantifying the Unquantifiable: Why Empirical Research on India’s Insolvency Tribunals Keeps Running Into Walls
Digital platform markets challenge conventional modes of competition enforcement by amplifying feedback effects, cumulative advantage, and temporal irreversibility.
GSTAT’s Real Challenge Is Not Backlog – It Is Transition!
Technology is adopted in a way that has contributed to the problems of litigation processes at High Courts, instead of simplifying them.
National Judicial Reforms Commission: A proposal we ignore at our peril [Part II]
Technology is adopted in a way that has contributed to the problems of litigation processes at High Courts, instead of simplifying them.
National Judicial Reforms Commission: A proposal we ignore at our peril [Part I]
Technology is adopted in a way that has contributed to the problems of litigation processes at High Courts, instead of simplifying them.
We’re not ready for ‘One Case One Data’. Court records are too unorganised for digitisation
Technology is adopted in a way that has contributed to the problems of litigation processes at High Courts, instead of simplifying them.
Justice in the time of algorithms
Technology is adopted in a way that has contributed to the problems of litigation processes at High Courts, instead of simplifying them.
Why is tech adoption failing at the High Courts? The answer lies in process reforms
Technology is adopted in a way that has contributed to the problems of litigation processes at High Courts, instead of simplifying them.
