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Vice-Chancellor
WBNUJS
Head and Research Fellow
CRSGPP, WBNUJS
Former Chancellor, KIIT University; Former Director, NLSIU; Former Vice-Chancellor, NLU, Jodhpur
Former Chief JusticeCalcutta High Court
Former Judge Calcutta High Court
Vice-ChancellorNLU, Delhi
Vice-Chancellor MNLU, Mumbai
Vice-Chancellor RGNUL, Patiala
Vice-Chancellor NLUJA, Assam
Vice-Chancellor GNLU, Gandhinagar
Director
Indian Law Institute, New Delhi
Senior Fellow ICSSR
ProfessorDepartment of Law, NBU
I.P.R. Chair Professor NLSIU
Director, Research
Techno India University, West Bengal
RegistrarHNLU, Raipur
Professor RGSOIPL, IIT Kharagpur
Professor WBNUJS, Kolkata
ProfessorWBNUJS, Kolkata
Professor WBNUJS, Kolkata
USA Ambassador's Distinguished Scholar , Ethiopia and Professor of Intellectual Property Law
ProfessorNLUJA, Assam
Associate Professor & Associate Dean (Law)School of Business and Law, Edith Cowan University, Australia
Adjunct ProfessorUniversity of Notre Dame, Australia
Associate ProfessorWBNUJS, Kolkata
Assistant Professor
College of Business, Nangyang Technology, University, Singapore
Assistant Professor & Vice-President of Economy and Business Faculty at University of the Azores, (Portugal)
Assistant Professor University of Delhi
Research Assistant
CRSGPP, WBNUJS
Research Assistant
CRSGPP, WBNUJS
Registrar (Acting),
WBNUJS
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Marine Spatial Planning: A Plausible and Sustainable Legal Solution to International Territorial Disputes and Fish Wars, Jatin Yadav and Kartik Mehta: (PDF)
Untying A Gordian Knot: Paradox of Bio-Medical Waste Management and Legal Compliance in India, Dr. Siddharth Kanojia, Dr. Shashi Bhushan Ojha, Dr. Muzaffar Hussain Mir: (PDF)
Human Development and Environment- Are We Compromising Environmental Protection Over the Economic Benefit, Manjari Singh & Harshita Prasad: (PDF)
The Criminalisation of Ecocide – An Indian Perspective, Isabel Liao & Tharun Pranav: (PDF)
The Importance of Digital Forensics in The Admissibility of Digital Evidence, Dr. Pratyusha Das & Pradeepta Sarkar: (PDF)
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