Intercultural legal dialogue

Intercultural legal dialogue

“Solidarity as Care” and “Solidarity Despite”: Intercultural Legal Dialogue with Shohini Sengupta

Shohini Sengupta is a Teaching Fellow and a PhD candidate at the UNSW Faculty of Law & Justice and an Associate Professor at the Jindal School of Banking & Finance in India. In this post she reflects on her experiences prior to academia, commencing teaching in India in 2020 and the solidarities being built among […]

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Intercultural Legal Dialogue: The Experiences of Academics from Asia studying in Australia

In the 21st Century, Australian universities are home to many international students from around the world. According to Universities Australia, in 2023 there were 66,028 PhD candidates enrolled in a PhD program, and of these 40 percent were international students. Many of these PhD candidates are from Asia. Some of these PhD candidates are also

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