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Centre of specialization has been inducted with an objective to address the issues concerning better regulation and accountability, in the domain of governance, human rights, public and private laws. The SLS Hyderabad seeks to work on both theory and methodology in the field of research at the interplay between law, governance, regulation and public policy.
The Centre deploys an interdisciplinary approach and draws on critical social science, law and governance and also all the policies which are embedded in political, economic, social and historical processes. It seeks to examine all the practices of governance from the government, bureaucracy, judiciary, community and family; the socio-legal processes which could provide access to justice; and notions of governance.
The normative ideals of justice, equity and freedom are reflected in the center’s critical examination of existing institutions and practices of law and governance. The Centre‘s academic program seeks to produce scholarly research in these areas; it also seeks to translate theory into practices of governance and by initiating debate, sharing research and providing a platform for dialogue between the academy, government, civil society and international agencies. The Centre has developed a reputation as a location where academic rigour can be meshed with reflection on policy and advocacy. The Centre seeks to become a focal point for understandingthe links between the formal legal framework and governance in practice.
Evidence of Success: The centre has successfully attempted pedagogical innovations. Its teaching of optional courses is largely in the lecture and seminar format where students read in advance of the class, making presentations and engaging in discussion in the classroom. Apart from these the faculty encourages open-book examinations.
The Centre for corporate law has been introduced with a sole objective to be committed to excellence in legal research, having high standards of integrity, academic freedom and scholarship. The Centre believes that corporations no longer operate separately from the society but very much within it, giving rise to the need to include social, environmental, and cultural and gender considerations in corporate and financial regulation. The Centre recognizes the importance of sharing information and allowing for the free exchange of ideas regardless of position or affiliation with outside interests.
The objective of the center is to:
Functions: The Centre for Corporate Law is designed to bring government policy makers, regulators and stakeholders together in a dialogue to enable optimal understanding about regulatory concerns and implementation of corporate laws for the students and staff of SLS Hyderabad.
COMPOSITION OF THE COMMITTEE:
Ex-Officio Chairman:Dr. Sukhvinder Singh Dari, Officiating Director, Symbiosis Law School – Hyderabad
In Charge: Dr. Rengasamy Stalin, Associate Professor
Deputy in Charge: Dr. Prageetha G Raju, Associate Professor
Objectives:
Role & Functions:
Outcomes: Since the Centre for Human Rights Law is recently established and it is functioning, therefore, we can measure its outcome in the course of time.
Composition of the Centre:
Ex-Officio Chairman: Dr. Sukhvinder Singh Dari, Officiating Director, Symbiosis Law School – Hyderabad
In-Charge: Mr. R. Radhakrishnan, Assistant Professor
Aims & Objectives:
Functions:
Outcomes:
Since the center is recently established, its outcomes will be measured in the course of time.
Purpose: In the contemporary age there is a need to bridge the gap between the government and the governed. In a world where participatory democracy and interventions by the civil society have emerged as the norm, the role of a centre to negotiate for a symbiotic relation between the state and the society is need of the hour.
Objectives:
Functions: A well-researched policy study must be articulated in the public domain so that they take a shape in line with the expectations of its stakeholders. The centre derives its strength from the varied expertise of its faculty and their research contribution in the fields of law and governance, management, poverty alleviation, gender rights, environment, public private partnerships, etc.
The Centre seeks to evolve as a think tank on public policy seeking to engage in cutting-edge research, teaching, training and capacity-building dealing with Public services and governance.
Outcomes:
Composition
Ex-Officio Chairman: Dr. Sukhvinder Singh Dari, Officiating Director, Symbiosis Law School – Hyderabad
In-Charge: Mr. R Radhakrishnan, Assistant Professor
Deputy In-Charge: Ms. K Shanthi, Assistant Professor