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Gary Lilienthal

Shri Rawatpura Sarkar University, Curtin University, Deakin University

ORCID iD 0000-0002-1875-0294
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Dr. Gary Lilienthal holds an Australian Institute of Professional Counselling Diploma in Counselling, which is lawfully sufficient for general counselling practice in Australia. He holds a Sydney University law degree, a Sydney College of Law Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice, a Melbourne High Distinction Masters Degree in Freudian and Lacanian Psychoanalysis and a Perth Australia Doctorate in the history and development of the intellectual property tort of passing-off, in which his research drew a parallel between fraud and commonplace denunciation. Dr Lilienthal has practised as a general and pastoral psychotherapist since 1992, (upon his clerical Ordination in Long Island, New York), in New York City and Buffalo, New York, where he presided over some 9500 commercial and family mediations. His psychotherapy practice was enhanced to the level of forensic psychotherapy in 2006, as he gained his masters degree in psychoanalytic studies and engaged by lawyers as a client source. He is a widely published and prolific international legal author. Dr. Lilienthal was Senior Lecturer and Examiner at the Australian Institute of Professional Counselling in Sydney. He was Senior Lecturer in Law at the Northern University of Malaysia, Associate Professor of Law and Scholar-in-Residence at Symbiosis University in India, and full Professor of Law at the University of Gondar in the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia. He is now Professor of Law, by the Vice Chancellor’s personal appointment, at NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad, in India, and a former Visiting Professor at the BIHER School of Management and Commerce in Chennai, India. At St. Aloysius College in Jabalpur, India, he conducted a 20-week program in scholarly writing techniques for 25 post-doctoral academic participants. In Malaysia, he convened the masters degree program in International Labour Organization Law, focusing on the laws of slavery, forced labour and child labour. In India, as Scholar-in-Residence, he was awarded the Silver Medal in National Security, after his presentation to military officials of the Indian National Security Council on the Chinese perception of international society. Also at Symbiosis Law School, he chaired a Committee supervising 75 research masters’ degree students. In Ethiopia he formulated and implemented a new doctoral research preparation program for aspiring research students, and taught local academics in the fields of human rights and gender, and academic research, focussing on torture, genocide and theories of rights. He now chairs the Carrington Rand collaboration of some 60 scholars from around the world. In 2018, he gave a keynote presentation on regulating foreign multinational corporations, according to the methods of king Henry VIII, at a University conference at Shanghai Jiao Tong University in Shanghai. This paper is now published in the Peoples’ Republic of China, in the form of a government book, by the Chinese Federal Ministry for Higher Education, in Beijing. Dr. Lilienthal has more recently published a suite of 3 research pieces on the character and
operation of Diplomatic Law. He has published SCOPUS-indexed pilot research into the genesis of water rights. He has headed multinational research projects into Water Rights in the River Nile Basin. The River Nile research has been published in the Tulane University Journal of Environmental Law, in the United States. He has published a SCOPUS-indexed book entitled “Human Capital and Development”, published by Nova Science Publishers in New York City, leading several professorial chapter authors, and has also published a SCOPUS-indexed book, entitled “Regulation of the Professions in East Asia”. His third SCOPUS-indexed book, “Islamic Sources and International Law”, was published in October 2023, with a Foreword by a former Indian Supreme Court Justice. His fourth SCOPUS- indexed book, “Critical Women’s Issues” was published in 2024, and he presented key parts of this research at the Australian National University in January 2025. Since early 2024, Dr. Lilienthal has written and published a suite of some eight practice-grounding research manuscripts in the field of psychodynamic psychotherapy. His publications have received some 7900 citations. He is now Emeritus Professor of Law at Shri Rawatpura Sarkar University in Raipur, India.

Employment

  • Shri Rawatpura Sarkar University Emeritus Professor
    2026 - Present

Education

  • Curtin University PhD
    2013 - Present
  • Deakin University Master of Psychoanalytic Studies
    ? - 2006

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Publications (19)