Prof. Dr. Sanjit Kumar Chakraborty
Also known as: SKC
The WB National University of Juridical Sciences, KIIT University KIIT School of Law, The University of Burdwan, University of North Bengal
About
Prof. Chakraborty obtained his B.A. (Law), LL.B., and LL.M. degrees from the University of North Bengal, Darjeeling, and after that, he was awarded the University Medal in the year 2005. Following this, he qualified UGC-NET and received his Ph.D. from the University of Burdwan in the research area of Intellectual Property Law of Plant and Human Rights Issues. He has several publications to his credit, including chapters in edited books and research articles in various law journals. He has participated in international and national conferences, seminars, workshops, and training programmes. His areas of interest include Intellectual Property Law, Constitutional Law, Property Law, and Issues Related to Law, Justice, and Globalization. Prof. Chakraborty is currently employed as a Professor of Law at the University and is the Director of the Centre for Law and Social Justice.
Employment
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The WB National University of Juridical Sciences Professor2013 - Present
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KIIT University KIIT School of Law Assistant Professor2012 - 2013
Education
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The University of Burdwan Ph.D.? - 2018
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University of North Bengal LL.M.? - 2003
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University of North Bengal LL.B.? - 2001
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University of North Bengal B.A. (Law)? - 1998
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (38)
- Perceiving the Domicile Reservations in India from the Legal and Sociological Perspective Save
- Defending Women Who Kill: The (IR) Relevance of Prosecution in a Murder Trial Save
- Intellectual Property Protection and Utilization of GM Seeds in Agriculture: Analyzing the Legal and Regulatory Regime in India Save
- (Ir)relevance of gender in judicial decision-making: reflections on treatment of female murderers in India Save
- Environmental Justice: A Critique on the Need for a Globalised Approach Save
- Medical Tourism in India: Analyzing the Ethical Quandary From Human Rights Perspective Save
- Navigating the Path to Justice: An Empirical Analysis of Access to Justice for the Elderly through Maintenance Tribunals in Kolkata Save
- Criminal Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights in India: Feasibility and Desirability Analysis in the Context of ‘TRIPS-Plus’ Regime Save
- Data As Property: Towards a Property Based Model? Save
- Reflections on the Severity of Elder Abuse: Rethinking the Paradigm of Legal Protection in India Save