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Cv Spc December 2019 Curriculum Vitae DR. SHAMBHU PRASAD CHAKRABARTY Head, Research Fellow and Centre Coordinator Centre for Regulatory Studies Governance and Public Policy, WBNUJS, India Visiting Professor, WBNUJS Visiting Professor, KIIT Law School, Orissa, India Contact Details Residence: 27A/5, J K Mitra Road Duttabagan, Kolkata 700037 Email: [email protected]; [email protected] Phone: 9831897060 Website: www.shambhuprasadchakrabarty.com Office: CRSGPP, WBNUJS 12 LB Block, Sector III Salt Lake, Kolkata 700098 EDUCATION • Ph.D. North Bengal University, 2017 • LL.M. Calcutta University, Kolkata (Business Laws), 2005 • LL.B Surendranath Law College, Affiliated to Calcutta University, Kolkata 2003 Certificate & Diploma Courses • Certificate Course on Patent Cooperation Treaty, WIPO 2018 • Certificate Course on Intellectual Property Law, WIPO 2018 • Post Graduate Certificate in Cyber Laws, IGNOU, 2008 (WBNUJS CAMPUS) • Diploma in Journalism, Indian Academy of Professional Studies, Kolkata, 2000 PROFESSIONAL POSITION (13 years) Head, Research Fellow and Centre Coordinator, CRSGPP, WBNUJS Associate Professor and Principal (Officiating) IILS, Dagapur, West Bengal, July 2019-August 2019 Visiting Associate Professor, KIIT, Bhubaneswar, since January 2019 Assistant Professor II Amity Law School, Amity University West Bengal; September 2016-July 2019 Assistant Professor Jogesh Chandra Chaudhury Law College, affiliated to University of Calcutta 2010 – 2016 Assistant Professor I, KIIT University, Bhubaneswar, Orissa 2009 [Teaching post-graduate courses on Business law and graduate courses on Criminal Law] Guest Lecturer, Surendranath Law College, affiliated to University of Calcutta [Teaching Cyber Laws] 2009-10 Guest Lecturer, IILS, Darjeeling, affiliated to North Bengal University [Teaching graduate cour- ses on Jurisprudence, Interpretation of Statutes] 2011-2012. Guest Lecturer and Examiner, Annamalai University, Distance Education Wing, Annamalainagar, Tamil Nadu, South India [teaching post graduate papers like contacts, insurance and supervising Dissertation of more than 15 (fifteen) Dissertations.] 2010 - till date. Part Time Lecturer, Jogesh Chandra Chaudhury Law College, Kolkata 2006 - 2009 Advisor, R. Singh & Associates, Advocates and Solicitors, Hastings Chambers, Kiran Sankar Roy Road, Kolkata 700001; Since 2014 Advisor, S Basu Thakur & Co, Chartered Accountants 5, Old Post Office Street, Kolkata 700001; Since 2003 TEACHING AND RESEARCH INTERESTS Indigenous and Tribal Laws Property Law Intellectual Property Law Law of Evidence Advanced Jurisprudence Interpretation of Statutes PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS Bar Council of West Bengal, India. Called to the Bar in 2003 Lions Club International Rabindra Sarovar India, Member The Law and Society Association, USA, Member The Commonwealth Lawyers Association, London, Member and Author PUBLICATIONS Research Papers & Articles in Books, Journals, Newspapers (20) Book/ Monologue (1) 1. Tribal Rights In India Publisher: Partridge Singapore (LCCN) ISBN NO: Soft cover 978-1-5437-4796-6 (YEAR: 2018) eBook 978-1-5437-4795-9 Chapter in Books (2) 1. New Dimensions of IPR, Manakin Press, Delhi, London, Dubai. ISBN: 9789386221933 Year: 2018 CHAPTER TITLE: Traditional Knowledge and IPR Protection: The Unexploited Source of Future Economic Supremacy 2. Trafficking in Persons: Prevention, Control and Rehabilitation, NBU Press ISBN NO: 987-81-921285-5-9 Year: 2018 CHAPTER TITLE: Trafficking and the Law in India: A Dead End Article in Journals – International (5) 1.IJRTE: SCOPUS INDEXED ISSN NO. 2277-3878 (Online) Volume-8 Issue-4, (November 2019) “Unravelling the Civil and Economic position of Tribal peoples of West Bengal” Jointly authored with Dr Jayanta Ghosh, Dr Bhupal Bhattacharya and Dr Santanu Panda 2.England: The Commonwealth Lawyer ISSN NO: 02658100; Vol 29, No 1 (April 2019) “LGBTQ Rights in India: Some Philosophical and Legal Reflections” 3. Indian Journal of Law and Justice (UGC CARE) (HeinOnline) TITLE: Universal Periodic Review and the Role of Tribals in India, ISSN NO: 0976-3570; Vol 9 No.2 (September 2018) 4. Nepal Bar Council Law Journal 2014/15 ISSN NO: 2467-9461 (March 2017) “Tribes and Indigenous People Vis A Vis The Caste People: A Legal Analysis to Demystify the Two” 5. Indian Journal of Law and Justice (UGC CARE) (HeinOnline) ISSN 0976-3570 Vol 8 No 1 (March 2017) TITLE: The Evil of Human Trafficking of Tribals in India: A Socio Legal Analysis India (10) 1. India International Journal of Juridical Sciences (UGC Recognised) ISSN NO: ; Vol. 6 Issue 1 & 2 (2017) TITLE: The Legality of Abortion and its Derivatives: A Critical Analysis 2. Indian Human Rights Law Review (UGC Recognised) ISSN NO: 2230-7036; Vol. 8 No. 2 (De- cember 2017) TITLE: LGBT Rights in India: The Legal Fallacy 3. India International Journal of Juridical Sciences (UGC Recognised) ISSN NO: ; Vol. 4 Issue 2 (2016) TITLE: Euthanasia 4. JCC Law Review, Vol. 5 No 1 ISSN NO: 2231 296X, (2014) (Peer reviewed and referred jour- nal) TITLE: The Judicial Approach to the Recognition of Tribal Rights in India: A Critique 5. JCC Law Review, Vol 4, No 1 ISSN NO: 2231 296X, (2013) (peer reviewed and referred journal) TITLE: Protection of Tribal Community in Rural India through Insurance: A Legal Perspective 6. KIIT Journal of Law And Society, Vol 2 No 1 (2012) ISSN NO: 2231-5144 (UGC Recognised) TITLE: Alienation of Tribals from Land Forest Vis-À-Vis Tribal Rehabilitation in India: An Analysis through the Lens of Human Rights Jurisprudence 7. JCC Law Review, Vol 2 No 1 ISSN NO: 2231 296X, (2012) (peer reviewed and referred journal) TITLE: Tribals and Adivasis: Bearing the Light for a Brighter Future in the Field of Education, Health and Forest Sustenance: A Legal Reflection Upcoming (Accepted for Publication) 8. North Bengal University (CONFERENCE PROCEEDING BOOK) “Role of Tribal Peoples in Conservation of Natural Resources: Time to Look into the Pages of the Past for an Answer.” 9. West Bengal: West Bengal Panchanan Barma University TITLE: Cry of a Child: The Rohingya Crisis and the Law ISSN NO: (Accepted on 26th February 2018) (peer reviewed and referred journal) 10. Bihar: CNLU Law Journal (UGC Recognised) TITLE: Rights of LGBTQ in India: A Legal Analysis ISSN NO: (Accepted for publication on 18th September 2018) Press and Newspaper (3) 1. Aakashbristi; RNI NO: WBBEN/2005/74587; Issue: 33; Dated 15.06.2018 AT Page 7 (Vernacu- lar- Bengali) Topic: Insurance Law (translated) 2. Aakashbristi; RNI NO: WBBEN/2005/74587; Issue: 33; Dated 15.06.2018 AT Page 3 (Vernacu- lar- Bengali) Topic: Tenant Related Issues And Disputes (translated) 3. Aakashbristi; RNI NO: WBBEN/2005/74587; Issue: 34; Dated 15.07.2018 At Page 3 (Vernacu- lar-Bengali) Topic: Matrimonial Issues (translated) Research Topic in PHD Protection of Civil and Economic Rights of Tribals in India with special reference to the situation of tribals in West Bengal PRESENTATIONS Papers Presented in International, National Conferences/ Invited Lectures (45) International (13) 1. Law and Society Association, Annual Meeting and Conference, Washington D.C. The Role of Universal Periodic Review in the Indian Legal and Political System in Recreating Social Transformation amongst the Tribals in India: A So- cio Legal Analysis’ (Washington DC, 2019) 2. University Law College, Utkal University, Orissa ‘Rohingya Crisis: The Irreparable and Irretrievable Refugees (Orissa, 2019) 3. NLUJAA, Assam “Role of Tribal Peoples in Conservation of Natural Resources; Time to Look into the Pages of the Past for an Answer.” (Assam, 2019) 4. Jadavpur University, Kolkata ‘Disability and Discrimination: A Legal Analogy’ (Calcutta 2019) 5. First IP & Innovation Research of Asia Conference, Malaysia “The Relevance of PCT as a Tool to Protect Patent Rights beyond Boundaries” (Kuala Lumpur, Ma- laysia, 2019, WIPO Fellow) 6. Geeta Institute of Law, Panipat Presented paper titled on “Trafficking of Children in India: A Legal Analysis” in International Sem- inar on “Global Enactment of Justice for Women and Children: Issues and Challenges” at Geeta Institute of Law, Panipat held on 18th November, 2018 7. University of Gour Banga, West Bengal Presented a paper entitled, ‘Role of Law Schools to cater Protection to Children of the Society: A Proposal’, in an International Seminar on ‘Children in Modern India: Society, Education and Litera- ture’, organized by University of Gour Banga, West Bengal, 29th-30th August 2018 8. Raigunj University, West Bengal Presented a paper entitled ‘Environmental Laws: The Need for Urgent Amendments’, in an In- ternational Seminar on ‘Local Issues Global Resolutions: Ecology, Environment, Climate & Econo- my’, organized by Raigunj University, West Bengal. 10th & 11th January, 2018 9. Bankura University, West Bengal Presented a paper entitled ‘The Role of Universal Periodic Review in the Indian Legal and Political System in Recreating Social Transformation amongst the Tribals in India: A Socio Legal Analysis’, in an International Seminar on ‘Social Stratification And Political Transformation: Rethinking Indian Democracy’, organized by, Department of Political Science, Bankura University, West Bengal 2016 10. Jogesh Chandra Chaudhuri Law College, Kolkata Presented a paper entitled, “The Development of Humanity in Law: A Jurisprudential Approach Relating to Indigenous &Tribal People” in an International Seminar on ‘Society, Law and Humani- ty’, held at Jogesh Chandra Chaudhuri Law College, 2015, Kolkata, West Bengal 11. University of North Bengal, India Presented a paper entitled “Human Rights Violation
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