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Associate Professor Eric Ghosh is Deputy Head of the School of Law, one of two elected academic staff representatives on the Standing Committee of Convocation, the elected faculty staff representative on the University Workload Committee, and an elected faculty representative on Academic Board. Previous service roles include Law Course Coordinator, Chair of the School’s Teaching and Learning Committee, and various roles on the Senior Common Room at Mary White College.
His research interests are constitutional and administrative law theory, deliberative democratic theory and the republican political tradition. During study leaves, he has been a visitor at Edinburgh and Glasgow University law schools, the history department in the European University Institute in Florence, the Lichtenberg Kolleg at Gottingen University, the University of Massachusetts Philosophy Department, and Sydney Law School. He was an invited keynote speaker at an international conference on constitutionalism at the University of Bello Horizonte Law School.
At UNE, he has predominantly taught Jurisprudence and Administrative Law. Before joining the School of Law, he was a tutor and research assistant at Sydney Law School. He also worked as a judge’s associate and research assistant in the Federal Court in Sydney.
BA/LLB, University of Sydney
LLM (Hons I), University of Sydney
PhD, University of Sydney
In 2015, UN member states agreed to 17 global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure prosperity for all. This person’s work contributes towards the following SDG(s):
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