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The Duty to Prevent, Guarantor Institutions and State Capture: Theorizing from the Global South
12:15 pm - 1:30 pm
Join us for an discussion of the critical link between a state’s responsibility to prevent human rights violations and the design of its constitutional institutions, drawing on experiences from the Global South, including Nepal, South Africa, and Sri Lanka.
Research Opportunities
The Program on law and Society in the Muslim World provides opportunities for outstanding JD, LLM, and SJD candidates at Harvard Law School to undertake scholarly and policy research, writing, and engagement on themes related to the Program’s work. Students may select to work on research projects for academic writing credit or through paid research assistantships.
We welcome applications by HLS students interested in interested in pursuing research related to law and social change, international human rights, gender, women’s rights, minority rights, constitutional law, climate change, animal rights, and related fields.
Email us to learn more about research opportunities for students.
