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Constitutional Perspectives on Labour Rights in the 21st Century offers a fresh and timely exploration of how constitutions safeguard and transform labour rights in today’s rapidly changing world.
Bringing together renowned scholars and practitioners, this edited volume unpacks pressing issues from gig work to global supply chains.
It highlights judicial innovations, legislative reforms, and international best practices shaping the future of work.
Rich in comparative insights, the book bridges theory and practice to reimagine stronger protections for workers.
An essential read for academics, policymakers, and advocates committed to advancing labour rights in the new century.
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Abraham S, Aswathy Prakash G
Abraham S. is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Law at Hindustan Institute of Technology and Science, and Research Scholar at the Department of Law, Saveetha School of Law (SIMATS), Tamil Nadu, India. His research primarily focuses on the rights of women seafarers, reflecting his deep engagement with issues of gender equity in the maritime industry. He teaches a wide range of subjects including Indian Constitutional Law, Labour Law, Maritime Law, International Law, and International Trade Law. He has contributed extensively to legal scholarship, with publications in reputed law journals, edited volumes, UGC CARE-listed journals, and Scopus-indexed publications. Prior to his academic career, he gained professional experience working with a labour law firm, which further enriched his expertise in labour and employment law.
Dr.Aswathy Prakash G is an Associate Professor at Saveetha School of Law (SIMATS), Chennai. Her research focuses on the ethical integration of AI, data protection, platform regulation, and children’s digital rights. She teaches Constitutional Law, Cyber Law, and the Law of Contracts, and has published on intermediary liability, online child protection, the digital afterlife, and parental mediation of children’s digital identities. Prior to academia, she worked in corporate legal services.
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