TheDaak review

Anjali Mathur is a PhD scholar at Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi. Her current thesis concerns itself with analysing the selective and curated application of laws in service of the logic of populism and how that can impact and shape long standing constitutional values. She has presented at the workshop under the project ‘Geographies of Populism’ organized by Aalborg University, Denmark. She has also made a presentation at Ulster University, Northern Ireland titled ‘Honour and Chivalry: Investigating the Ingredients of Anti-Terror Laws in India’ as well as at Aligarh Muslim University titled ‘India as Aid Donor and Significance of Aid in International Politics’. Her fields of interest include Political Philosophy and Constitutional Law.