Email
Phone
(718) 340-4315
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Dinesh Khosla, Professor, received his early education in India, where he
earned B.A., LL.B. and LL.M. degrees from Delhi University, and a graduate
degree in Sociology from Jawaharlal Nehru University. A passionate devotee of
civil disobedience, he spent months in Indian jails during the 1960s. After
coming to the United States, he received LL.M. and J.S.D. degrees from Yale Law
School. His fields of interest and areas of publication include international
law, contracts, civil disobedience, comparative law, law and aging, human
rights, and economic and social development. The author of Myth and Reality
of the Protection of Civil Rights Law and co-editor of Legal Systems and
Social Systems, he has published articles in the Asian Law Review,
Columbia Journal of Gender and Law, Relevant Sociology: A Journal of
Contemporary Sociology, Indian Journal of Public Administration and
Indian Journal of International Law, among others. The Senior Schell
Fellow at Yale Law School in 2003-2004, he has written reports and papers
presented in the U.S., Costa Rica, India, and Mexico, and has served on the
boards of several professional organizations, including the Board of Directors
of the Policy Sciences Center at Yale Law School.
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