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Tarun Khaitan is a Professor (Chair) of Public Law at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). He holds an Honorary Professorial Fellowship at the Melbourne Law School and has previously served as Head of Research at the Bonavero Institute of Human Rights in Oxford. Khaitan is known for his influential research in comparative public law, legal theory, and discrimination law. He has published several works including monographs and edited volumes, contributing to significant discussions on constitutional design and democracy. His notable publications include 'Theory of Discrimination Law' and co-edited works that address legal prohibitions on indirect discrimination. Khaitan's scholarship has been acknowledged in major legal journals and his work has been cited by courts in various jurisdictions, indicating the impact of his research on contemporary legal practices. His commitment to research excellence has earned him multiple awards including the Letten Prize. Additionally, he actively engages with public discourse on issues of equality and law, contributing to numerous newspapers and blogs.
London School of Economics and Political Science • London, UK
Teaching and researching in the field of public law.
Melbourne Law School • Melbourne, Australia
Engaging with and advising on matters of law and public policy.
Bonavero Institute of Human Rights • Oxford, UK
Leading research initiatives related to human rights law.
Faculty of Law, University of Oxford • Oxford, UK
Oversaw critical academic programs and initiatives within the faculty.
Harvard Law School, NYU Law School, University of Chicago • USA
Provided instruction and expertise in public law.
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