Eluckiaa A
As an Assistant Professor of Law, Eluckiaa Asaithambi, has taught various courses including International Trade Law, International Investment Law, and Alternative Dispute Resolution, Law and Justice in a Globalising World, Access to Justice and Legal Empowerment among other subjects. Eluckiaa has been involved in significant research projects. These projects have contributed to policy recommendations and reforms in legal education and judicial performance. She has authored numerous research papers and book chapters on diverse legal topics, including trade facilitation, investment agreements, censorship and free speech, corporate governance, and environmental law. Her work has been published in prestigious journals and edited volumes, contributing to the academic discourse and influencing legal scholarship.
PhD in Law, LL.M., B.A.LL.B
- Project: "Litigation Management in Higher Education: A Case Study of Odisha"
- Project: "A Comparative Analysis of Performance Appraisal Mechanisms and Schemes of Promotion in Relation to the Judges of Subordinate Judiciary in Different States in India"
- "Policing the Police: Accountability in India", in NLUA Law and Policy Review (2017)
- "P.N Bhagwati’s Vision of Public Interest Litigation: Then and Now", in Cochin University Law Review (2018)
- "Investment Facilitation Under WTO: Is it Necessary?", in Trade Facilitation and the WTO (2019)
- "Censorship versus Right to Free Speech", in Reclaiming Dignity, Rights and Justice: A Festschrift in Honour of Justice Dipak Misra (2020)
- "Role of WTO in Aiding the Economic Growth of Developing Countries", in 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development Issues and Challenges (2021)
- "Regulatory Chill in International Investment Law: Metalclad Experience", in Galgotias Journal of Legal Studies (2022)
- "Combatting Corruption in Foreign Investment: Through WTO’s Investment Facilitation Agreement", in International Journal of Transparency and Accountability in Governance (2023)
- “Breaking the Glass Ceiling at WTO: Appointment of Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala as the First Woman Director General” in Women and Trade: The Indian Context (2024).
- "Role of WTO in Aiding the Economic Growth of Developing Countries" at the International Conference on 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (2020)
- "Balancing Investor’s Interest and Environmental Concerns" at the Indian Society of International Law (2019)
- "Examining the Problems of Article 1F: Exclusion from Refugee Status" at the International Seminar on the Global Refugee Crisis (2019)
- "The Modern PIL: Is it Really in Public Interest?" at the 5th National Conference on Law and Justice (2019)
- International Investment Law
- International Trade Law
- Law and Justice in a Globalising World
- Access to Justice and Legal Empowerment
- Alternative Dispute Resolution