Dakshina Chandra
National Law University, Delhi, Nalsar University of Law, New York University, Deakin University
About
Dr. Dakshina Chandra has a PhD in Law from Deakin University School of Law, Australia. Her doctoral thesis focussed on removal of entry and practice barriers to encourage innovation; and on required educational reforms to bolster innovation in legal services delivery. Dakshina has previously worked as a Fellow at the Regulatory Governance Project and as a Guest Faculty at the National Law School of India University, Bangalore conducting research and teaching courses in the field of regulatory governance, law and technology policy. She has designed and taught capacity building programs for Indian regulators. She has also worked as associate Lecturer (Law) at Deakin Law School, Australia where she chaired and lectured several bachelor and masters level law courses.
Dakshina has a Bachelor of Laws degree (B.A. LL. B Hons) from NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad and a Masters in Corporations Law (LL.M.) from New York University Law School. She is a former corporate lawyer, having worked principally in the areas of project finance and private equity.
Her areas of interest include - Regulatory Governance, Law and Technology, Legal education, History of the legal profession, Professional Regulation and Legal Ethics, Administrative Law, Corporate Laws.
Employment
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National Law University, Delhi Assistant Professor
Education
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Nalsar University of Law B.A. LL.B (Hons.)
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New York University LLM (Corporations Law)
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Deakin University PhD
Projects & Funding
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Publications (3)
- Examining the Contours and Challenges of National Cybercrime Reporting Portal in Countering Digital Financial Frauds Save
- Beacon of Hope Amidst the Dark Clouds of Turf Protection: Evaluating Recent Efforts and Missed Opportunities Towards Competitive Legal Services in India Save
- Tribunals of conflict: Need for model of conduct for adjudicators Save