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100			_aDar, Rouf Ahmad _9126372
245		0	_aEmergent Plutonomy in India: Limits of Transformative Constitutionalism
260			_bEconomic and Political Weekly
260			_c2025
300			_a51-58
520			_aThe problem of plutonomy in contemporary India is spelled out. The inclusion of economic rights, justice, and equality in national constitutions is surveyed to evaluate their effectiveness in preventing wealth inequality. The debates in the Constituent Assembly of India are studied to foreground the fears that interspersed around economic inequality. In doing so, questions are raised on the transformative aspects of the Constitution of India, arguing that - despite possessing the potential to check the concentration of wealth and ensure economic equality - it has implicitly and explicitly allowed plutonomy issues.
650			_a Constitutionalism _94429
650			_a Economic Rights _919880
650			_a Liberal Democracies _9126373
650			_a Plutonomy _9126374
650			_aGlobal Economy
700			_a Dar, Javid Ahmad _9126375
700			_a Wani, Aejaz Ahmad _9126376
856			_uhttps://www.epw.in/journal/2025/10/special-articles/emergent-plutonomy-india.html
999			_c135224 _d135224