Shraddha Dubey
Shraddha joined NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad, as an Assistant Professor in July 2024. She holds degrees in law and humanities from Symbiosis Law School Pune and Leiden University. She has research and consultancy experience in international human rights, humanitarian law and legal literacy across various research organisations. At NALSAR she teaches mandatory courses in Professional Ethics (undergraduate) and Comparative Public Law and Systems of Governance (postgraduate).
Her specialised training is in International Law with teaching experience in Legal Theory.
Her research interests focus on Critical International Law, Law and Development, Political Economy and Legal Theory.
B.A.LL.B. (Hons.) – Symbiosis Law School Pune (2014-2019)
LL.M. (Advance Masters) – Leiden University (2019-2020)
Critical International Law
Law and Development
Political Economy
Legal Theory
‘Making of a Global City – Delhi and its Development Dilemmas’, in NLUD Journal of Legal Studies, Vol. 6 (2024), National Law University Delhi Press.
‘Urbicide in Gaza: Destruction of Dreams, Memory and the Wreckage of City Life’, in Human Rights Here, Netherlands Network of Human Rights Research, published on 22 May 2024.
‘Year in Review 2020’, in T.D. Gill et al. (eds.), Yearbook of International Humanitarian Law, Vol. 23 (2020), T.M.C. Asser Press/Springer Verlag: The Hague 2021 (Co-authored).
Presented paper titled ‘Urban (In)sensibility – Development Dilemma’s in Delhi’ at the 2nd Law and Development Research Network Research School, at the NLUD-LDRN 6th General Conference held on 17-18 August 2023 at National Law University Delhi.
Presented paper titled ‘Universality of (Women’s) Rights’ at the 9th International Conference on International Law and the Changing Global Order, 2023, held on 3-4 March at the Indian Society of International Law, Delhi.
Mandatory Courses – Professional Ethics and Accountancy Clinic (undergraduate) and Comparative Public Law and Systems of Governance (postgraduate)
Electives – Feminist Jurisprudence and Between Law and Morality – A Jurisprudential Enquiry (undergraduate)