About
Arunima Shastri is a legal academic with a focus on the intersections of law, technology, and social justice. She holds an LL.M. in Corporate and Commercial Law from NLU Odisha and is currently completing her Ph.D. at Gujarat National Law University, where her research critically explores the interplay between intellectual property rights, visual art, deepfakes, and digital expression.
Her teaching and research interests include intellectual property law, data privacy, blockchain regulation, and human rights law, with a particular emphasis on LGBTQ+ rights. Through her work, Shastri bridges doctrinal legal analysis with contemporary technological and cultural developments, contributing to scholarship and curriculum development in emerging areas of law.
Employment
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Christ University2021 - Present
Education
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NLUO LLM in Commercial Laws2018 - 2019
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UPES BA LLB (Hons.)2013 - 2018
Projects & Funding
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Publications (23)
- Exploring Privacy-Preserving Techniques in Blockchain Save
- The Vanishing Point of Ecology Featuring Carbon Criminals: A Study of Ecocide in the South Asian Countries with a Special Focus on the Indian Landscape Save
- Psychology of Confinement and Intersections of Imposter Syndrome: Identity Reconstruction and Human Rights in Prisons Save
- Leveraging Green Technologies in Schools: Sustainability and Carbon Footprint Reduction through Digital Tools Save
- Global Anti-Discrimination Law and AI Concerning Imposter Syndrome and Legal Frameworks: Gender, Diversity, and Intersectional Bias in Professional Advancement Technology Save
- Future of Work in the Age of Automation in the Global Scenario: Navigating Imposter Syndrome and Identity Crisis - Routing AI, Job Displacement, and Workforce Renovation Save
- Digital Education and Sustainability: Policies and Regulations Save
- Between Empires: The Treaty of Lausanne and Its Reflection on India’s Path to Independence Save
- Psychology of Confinement and Intersections of Imposter Syndrome Save
- Global Anti-Discrimination Law and AI Concerning Imposter Syndrome and Legal Frameworks Save