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Oct 07, 2021 - Dec 07, 2021

Online Certificate Course on Faith, Pandemic and Reason: Texts and Contexts, by MNLU Mumbai

Maharashtra National Law University Mumbai is offering an online course titled ‘Faith, Pandemic and Reason: Texts and Contexts’. The course is scheduled from October 20 to 29, 2021. About the Course In both popular and academic thinking, reason and faith appear as absolute binaries. We often see our own age as one inspired and guided by reason and rational order. Our institutions of governance, judiciary, and research advance a spirit of critique and inquiry over adherence to dogma. And yet, as public behaviour during the pandemic has shown, the tension between the two is far from settled. In both waves of the pandemic in India, religious gatherings proceeded despite rising infections and protests by healthcare workers, medical experts and civil society. That said, India of course is no stranger to this tenuous relationship between faith and reason. A sizeable body of colonial literature from the country displays, for instance, the mix of horror, fascination and disgust underlining the western gaze of ‘native’ rituals and pilgrimages despite the spread of infectious, life-threatening diseases. Responses from the emerging Indian intelligentsia ranged likewise from measured support for the western, rational standpoint to outright resistance against attempts of interference in matters of faith. In this context, it might prove especially interesting to revisit some of these past and current debates and events from the lens of justice, interfaith relations as well as the reason v/s religion binary. The legal system in India today and attendant notions of justice draws heavily from western notions of fairness, rationality and public order while also translating these into idioms and notions more rooted in Indian contexts. The course uses this as a point of departure to further explore intercultural encounters, engagements between faiths, and implications of the religion v/s reason debate in public health interventions, especially in times of crises like a pandemic. Readings for the course are cross-disciplinary and cater to multiple interests including literature, cultural studies, philosophy and law. Course Details The course is scheduled for 15 hours. Breakup 12 compulsory hours. 3 optional hours for writing a response paper. The course shall be conducted virtually, on Google Meet. Course Outline October 20, 2021: Nature and Scope of the Course October 21, 2021: Faith, Public Health and Human Rights October 22, 2021: Indian Constitution and Scientific Temperament October 23, 2021: Act of Gods and Pandemics: Religio-Historical Narratives October 25, 2021: Imperialism, Disgust and Fear: Colonial Reports of Indian Public Health October 26, 2021: Indian Responses: Critique and Nationalism October 27, 2021: The Tragedy of Faith October 28, 2021: Public Health, Image and Text October 29, 2021: Who Heals? Pandemic Goddesses and Inoculations in India Timings: 5-6 PM on 6 days, 5-7 PM on 3 days (tentative) Certificate All participants will be awarded a completion certificate after 12 hours. Who can Apply? The course is open for all, but primarily aimed at undergraduate students from the humanities and social sciences streams, and also those from other streams with a strong interest in cultural, social issues. How to Apply? Click here for the registration link. Course Fees Fee: INR 500 Payment Details Course fee (for external participants only): INR 500. Please attach the payment receipt while filling the registration form. Bank details for payment of registration fee Bank: Punjab National Bank Branch: Powai Address: B1, Lgl-34 Galleria Hiranandani Grd Powai 400076 Account Name: Maharashtra National Law University Mumbai Account No.: 8709000100017230 IFSC Code: PUNB0063210 Course Credit 1 [for those completing the full 15-hour course] All participants will be awarded a completion certificate after 12 hours Registration Deadline October 15, 2021 Contact Information Contact Number: 94322 80612 Email: upamanyu.sengupta@mnlumumbai.edu.in

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Sep 09, 2021 - Sep 09, 2022

Top NIRF 2021 Ranked Law Colleges In India

The National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) for the year 2021 has been released by Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan on September 9, 2021, at the official website of NIRF i.e. nirfindia.org. NIRF Ranking was approved by the Ministry of Education, formerly the Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD) under the umbrella of the Government of India on September 29, 2015. Basically, the NIRF Ranking takes into consideration a universal methodology to rank colleges and universities. Several parameters such as Graduation Outcome, Teaching Learning and Resources, Perception, Outreach and Inclusivity and Research and Professional Practice are taken into consideration during the ranking. Here is a list of the top 30 colleges in the NIRF ranking for Law: Name City State Score Rank National Law School of India University Bengaluru Karnataka 78.06 1 National Law University New Delhi Delhi 74.55 2 NALSAR University of Law Hyderabad Telangana 72.39 3 The West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences Kolkata West Bengal 71.24 4 Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur Kharagpur West Bengal 71.09 5 Gujarat National Law University Gandhinagar Gujarat 65.18 6 Jamia Millia Islamia New Delhi Delhi 64.67 7 National Law University, Jodhpur Jodhpur Rajasthan 63.41 8 Symbiosis Law School Pune Maharashtra 61.49 9 Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology Bhubaneswar Odisha 57.28 10 Aligarh Muslim University Aligarh Uttar Pradesh 55.96 11 Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University New Delhi Delhi 55.92 12 Saveetha Institute of Medical and Technical Sciences Chennai Tamil Nadu 55.19 13 National Law Institute University, Bhopal Bhopal Madhya Pradesh 52.89 14 Dr. Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law University Lucknow Uttar Pradesh 51.44 15 The Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, Patiala Patiala Punjab 50.98 16 Shanmugha Arts Science Technology & Research Academy Thanjavur Tamil Nadu 50.40 17 National Law University Cuttack Odisha 50.31 18 Christ University Bengaluru Karnataka 49.78 19 National Law University and Judicial Academy Kamrup Assam 49.26 20 Army Institute of Law Mohali Punjab 47.63 21 Indian Law Institute New Delhi Delhi 47.38 22 Banaras Hindu University Varanasi Uttar Pradesh 46.72 23 Lovely Professional University Phagwara Punjab 46.18 24 University of Petroleum and Energy Studies Dehradun Uttarakhand 46.03 25 National University of Advanced Legal Studies (NUALS) Kochi Kerala 45.66 26 Panjab University Chandigarh Chandigarh 45.62 27 Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University Visakhapatnam Andhra Pradesh 45.31 28 ICFAI Foundation for Higher Education Hyderabad Telangana 45.16 29 Sikkim Government Law College,Burtuk Gangtok Sikkim 44.24 30

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Sep 06, 2021 - Dec 06, 2021

Intellectual Property Rights: A Management Perspective

A primer on the legal, economic & managerial dimensions of Intellectual Property Rights. About this course This course will provide insight on the competitive and strategic advantages of enterprises by using Intellectual Property Rights. You will learn about the different types of IntellectualProperty as well as the strategy, valuation andasset management of it. The course also includes an array of interviews with leading experts and will help you understand the opinions of Policy makers vis-à-vis the gaps experienced by the distinguished patrons, hailing from various facets of the field of Intellectual Property. What you'll learn To achieve a basic understanding of the Intellectual Properties and their classificationthrough studying their features To analyze the significance of Intellectual Property in strategic pursuits of an organization To calculate the quantifiable value of Intellectual Properties, based on certain financial details of an organization To examine the socio-economic and legal impact of the Intellectual Properties against the motive of the corporates To develop a perspective on the sustainability of providing protection to Intellectual Properties in the light of public policy and outlook of opposition Syllabus The course will be five weeks long. The Weeks will talk about the following topics:- Week 1: An Introduction to Intellectual Property Week 2: Types of Intellectual Property Week 3: Strategy, Valuation & Asset Management of Intellectual Property Week 4: Civil Societies, Public Policy & Intellectual Property Week 5: Views of the Stakeholders About the instructors Damodaran A (Professor at Indian Institute of Management Bangalore) View course materials here

Oct 14, 2021 - Jan 14, 2022

UNITAR’s Free, Self-Paced Online Course on Green Economy and Trade

UNITAR, through its learning platform UN CC:Learn, is offering a self-paced, free online course on Green Economy and Trade. Read on to know more about the course. About UNITAR The United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) is a dedicated training arm of the United Nations system. UNITAR provides training and capacity development activities to assist mainly developing countries with special attention to Least Developed Countries (LDCs), Small Island Developing States (SIDS) and other groups and communities who are most vulnerable, including those in conflict situations. About UN CC:Learn The One UN Climate Change Learning Partnership (UN CC:Learn) is a joint initiative of more than 30 multilateral organizations helping countries to achieve climate change action both through general climate literacy and applied skills development. UN CC:Learn provides strategic advice and quality learning resources to help people, governments and businesses to understand, adapt, and build resilience to climate change. UN CC:Learn is supported by the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC). Background World trade patterns show that while many developing countries are now playing an increasing role in trade, many other – and particularly least developed countries who account for less than 1% of all global trade – remain stranded on the margins. Still heavily reliant on natural resource-based products and raw materials for their exports, these countries are highly vulnerable to economic and environmental shocks. The transition to an inclusive green economy represents many significant opportunities. By harnessing the increasing global demand for environmental goods and services, as well as consumer demand for more sustainable products, countries can diversify their economies, reduce their commodity dependence and boost their competitiveness. Thus, societies promote long-term, sustainable development while also strengthening their capacity to tackle the manifold environmental challenges lying ahead. Trade can also power a green economic recovery from COVID-19. Global demand for environmental goods and services is expected to rise as countries roll out economic stimuli with larger earmarks for climate-friendly solutions. While this course was developed prior to the outbreak of COVID-19, its contents, therefore, remain relevant to current policy discussions. One practical challenge lies in ensuring that countries are both aware of these opportunities and that they possess the knowledge and skills to take advantage of them. To address this challenge, the course sets out to provide interested participants from government, business, and civil society with an introduction to the various approaches that may be taken to harness green trade opportunities. General Details Timing: Self-paced course Duration of the course: 2 hours Language: English Learning Objectives Participants completing the course will be able to: Outline the evolution of legal and governance frameworks underpinning the trade and green economy interface Identify perceived challenges and potential opportunities related to trade in the transition to a green economy Describe enabling policy conditions to foster green trade practices Highlight sectoral case studies of green trade in action Registration Fee No fee Content and Structure The course aims to provide participants with a solid understanding of the policy instruments and enabling conditions needed for countries to advance the green economy transition via green trade, and vice-versa. It contains 4 lessons, each taking approximately 20 minutes to complete: The trade and environment interface Perceived tensions and synergies between trade liberalisation and the green economy Enabling conditions and policy design for green trade Seizing sectoral opportunities Certificate A final quiz composed of 10 multiple choice questions serves to assess learners’ achievement of the course’s learning objectives. The quiz can be taken at any time and attempted up to 3 times. Learners need to pass the quiz with a score of at least 70%. Once the quiz is successfully passed, a Certificate of Completion will be available for download on the course’s Certification page. How to Enrol? Click here to enrol for the course. To enrol for the course, interested participants must log in/create an account with UN CC:Learn. On the landing page, click on ‘Login to enrol’ for signing in/signing up to your account with UN CC:Learn. Login to your account. After logging in, you will come back to the course page. Click on ‘Enrol Me’ and start learning.

Oct 14, 2021 - Jan 14, 2022

1-Week Multidisciplinary Workshop on ‘Interfaith and International Humanitarian Law’, by RGNUL

CASH (Centre for Advanced Study in International Humanitarian Law) of RGNUL Punjab is organizing a 1-Week Multidisciplinary Workshop on ‘Interfaith and International Humanitarian Law’ from October 18 to 23, 2021. About CASH, RGNUL Centre for Advanced Study in International Humanitarian Law (CASH) is an esteemed research centre of Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, which is dedicated to research in the field of International Humanitarian Law (IHL). It aims to ensure that future leaders and opinionmakers understand the practical relevance of the subject of IHL and have a thorough knowledge of its basic principles. Whenever there are serious and large-scale violations of IHL, the law itself tends to get the blame. Such violations should, of course, rouse the international community to action, however, it is important to find out exactly where the problem lies rather than rushing headlong into changing the rules, especially as this is nowadays an extremely arduous, costly and unpredictable process. Therefore, the first and foremost function is to sensitize teachers, researchers, and students about the provisions of the IHL so that they may choose IHL as a field in their future research endeavours. About the Workshop Centre for Advanced Study in International Humanitarian Law ?(CASH) and Department of Political Science, RGNUL invites you all to attend the One-week Multidisciplinary Workshop on Interfaith and International Humanitarian Law which is being organised from 18th-23rd October 2021. This interfaith dialogue will explore the concerns about Interfaith and it’s challenges in International Humanitarian Law during Covid-19. Objectives of the Workshop Spread awareness and knowledge about the rituals and rites from different faiths. Stress on the existing obligation under national and international laws for interfaith disputes. Challenges faced by different faiths in International humanitarian law (IHL). Contemporary issues of Interfaiths in International humanitarian law (IHL). Lead a more educated approach to interfaith governance. Speakers The speakers at the event include some of the most profound scholars and gurus from different religious faiths:- Prof. (Dr.) Manoj Kumar Sinha, Professor and Director, Indian Law Institute, New Delhi Venerable Geshe Dorji Damdul, Director Tibet House, New Delhi Dr. A. K. Merchant, Baha’i, General Secretary, Temple of Understanding India Foundation Fr. Felix Jones, Christian, Catholic Priest serving the Archdiocese of Delhi Rabbi Ezekiel Isaac Malekar, Jew, Head of the Jewish Community, New Delhi Andrew James Bartles-Smith, Regional Manager for Humanitarian Affairs at the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) Dr. Shveta Dhaliwal, Assistant Professor of Political Science, RGNUL Dr. Sangeeta Taak, Assistant Professor of Law, RGNUL Details of the Event Date: October 18 – 23, 2021 Time: 3:00 PM (IST) Onwards Platform: CISCO Webex Registration Event Fee: Rs. 200 + GST Registration Link: Click here to register for the workshop. Please attach your fee payment receipt and include your fee payment number in the Google Form after making the payment All the participants will be given certificates for participating in the said event. Click here to make your payment. Kindly note that the event is free of cost for RGNUL faculty and students. How to make payment for the event Click here for the payment link. Under new registration, choose the course- Interfaith and International Humanitarian Law. Press click to register to move to the next page. Complete the required details to move further to the payment page. Take note of Application number after completion of filling of details. Choose the payment method and pay the registration fee for the event. Take a screenshot of your Fee Payment and upload it on the google form. Further details will be shared after registration on your E-mail IDs. A link to a Whatsapp group which you are to join will also be shared, for further updates regarding the event. Contact Information Ms. Sukhman Sandhu (Convenor): +91-9517500041 Mr. Bitthal Sharma (Co-Convenor): +91-7354375175 Mr. Arnav Tandon (Co-Convenor): +91-8800450916 Email-ID: cash@rgnul.ac.in

Oct 07, 2021 - Dec 07, 2021

Workshop on IPR-Patent & Designs Process, by School of Business & Law, Navrachna University

The School of Business & Law, Navrachna University is conducting a Workshop on Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) – Patent & Designs Process, on October 9, 2021. About Navrachna University Navrachana University is a Private University established under the Gujarat Private University Act, 2009. The University has embarked on a new educational paradigm that lays simultaneous emphasis on disciplinary education, inter-disciplinary education, professional education and general education. Working in close association with the industry and the academic experts, right from the curriculum development stage to student’s projects, internships and work placements, the School of Business and Law at NUV offer several unique undergraduate and postgraduate level programs in the field of Management (BBA and MBA), Law (BBA-LLB Integrated) and Masters of Management Studies (MMS). About the Workshop Intellectual Property Rights play an important role in the development of the country by protecting the ideas and inventions of innovative entrepreneurs. An effective IP system in a country helps in attracting more technology collaborations between companies. Hence, it is very important for the National IPR environment to address the issues to help new projects and endeavours as well sustain the existing entrepreneurs such as Patent and Design. With this objective, Navrachana University in association with Rajiv Gandhi National Institute of Intellectual Property Management, Nagpur, Government of India is conducting a workshop on IPR- Patent and Design Process. Target Audience The workshop is open to academicians, entrepreneurs, researchers, industry professionals, IP Practitioners, IP lawyers, MSME and Startup owners, inventors, and anyone interested in the subject. Registration Details All participants are requested to register themselves through the link given here. Certificate All registered participants will be granted an e-certificate. Contact Information For further information, please contact our Faculty Coordinator, Chandrika Tewatia Raj at chandrikar@nuv.ac.in

Sep 16, 2021 - Dec 16, 2021

Open and Smart Government

Explore the challenges, benefits and processes that governments and citizens face when deciding to join the Open Government Movement. About this course How can governments become more open and transparent, while simultaneously dealing with various challenges, such as data sensitivity? How can open government data be used to improve policy making? Which technologies are available to make governments more open and to use open government data?How can data be turned into smartness? Governments all over the world aim to become more open and transparent in order to establish closer ties with their constituents. However, opening government involves complex challenges and poses two major areas of concerns. First, many different stakeholders are involved and there are various dependencies between them, and second, the technologies that support open government are fragmented. In addition, it is unclear how different contexts should alter the best practices for open government. This course explores the foundations and objectives of Open Government and examines current developments, including the opening and reuse of governmental data such as the release of data by governments in America and Europe. This course will empower you, by helping you grasp the key principles surrounding open government. The topics of the course are applied to concrete cases, which you will be asked to analyze and discuss with your peers. This course may be of interest to the following: Students interested in the basics of open government,in smart government, in data-driven governance and data-driven research; Professionals and researchers working on open government research and interested in strategies and challenges for opening governments Professionals and researchers working on open data research or open data initiatives Professionals and researchers working on topics related to public values, use of algorithms, including transparency and privacy, in a governmental context Senior administrators, policy advisors, government officials or agency members, who are interested in how ICTs change governments and how ICTs can be used in public administrations What you'll learn Basic concepts related to Open Government and Open Government Data How to analyze and discuss benefits, barriers and potential negative effects of a particular open government case How to analyze public values and best practices related to open government How to make use of open data using algorithms and artificial intelligence techniques. How to apply the open government principles in various situations How to understand potential negative and positive effects Open Government might bring to the workplace Syllabus Week 1. Introduction to Open Government Introduction to the foundations and objectives of Open Government, including its meaning, ICT-developments that influence(d) Open Government and stakeholders of Open Government. Week 2. Opening and reusing government data An introduction to concepts related to Open Government Data (e.g. a definition of Open Government Data, using open data for policy making, and open data portals and infrastructures) and to benefits, barriers and potential negative effects of open government data cases. Week 3. Technical and judicial aspects of governmental information sharing A discussion of real open government cases and an analysis and discussion of benefits, barriers and potential negative effects of open government cases, including technological and judicial aspects (e.g. metadata and technologies for linking big and open data). Week 4. Open government and public values and conclusions An analysis and discussion of public values and best practices related to open government. In this week we also discuss transparency and privacy in the context of open government. Week 5. Exam In this week, students complete their final assignment and exam. About the instructors Marijn Janssen (Professor in ICT at Delft University of Technology) Anneke Zuiderwijk (Assistant Professor in Open Data at Delft University of Technology) Tomasz Janowski (Professor at Gda?sk University of Technology, Poland) Enroll Here

Sep 16, 2021 - Dec 16, 2021

Cyberwar, Surveillance and Security

Understand the competing tensions of laws related to privacy and national security, and the impending consequences of this battle for our networked world. About this course Once heralded as the ultimate vehicle for open communication and self-expression, the internet is rapidly becoming a globally networked surveillance device. Serious threats to national security, combined with the seemingly endless capacity of digital processing and storage, have led to levels of data capture and 24/7 monitoring of individuals’ activity that were unimaginable even a decade ago. With resistance to such practices rising, this course will equip you to take an active part in the debate. You will gain a broad understanding of the competing tensions of the laws related to national security and personal and commercial privacy in the post-Snowden online environment. You will also grasp the looming consequences of this battle for peace, sovereignty, human rights and the internet itself. What you'll learn New insights into the extent, purposes and impact of global networked surveillance technologies Knowledge of the nature and consequences of cyber-activism and cyberwar Understanding of the spectrum of responses to the complexity of issues involved in online surveillance and security About the instructors Melissa de Zwart Dale Stephens Rebecca LaForgia View course materials here

Sep 15, 2021 - Dec 15, 2021

Introduction to American Civics: Presented by Zero-L

Harvard Law School's short introduction to American Law and Civics About this course The hallmarks of our system of government are a written constitution with judicial review, federalism, and separation of powers. What do these involve, exactly? What are the differences between federal and state law, and how do they relate to one another? What is the relationship between a legislature and an administrative agency? What role does our centuries’ old federal Constitution play in the formulation, implementation, and interpretation of contemporary law? Despite the fact that U.S. governments and U.S. laws shape the day-to-day life of every U.S. citizen and resident (and indeed the lives of people around the world), many do not fully understand key elements of these institutions. This course offers an introduction to them that is at once concise, clear, and sophisticated. Topics covered include Distinguishing laws from other kinds of rules The role of state versus federal law Key differences among the many sources of U.S. law, such as the federal and state constitutions, and federal and state statutes, regulations, and court decisions The legislative process The distinctive features of the modern administrative state. The principle of separated powers. The changing place of the U.S. Constitution and the practice of judicial review over our nation’s history. What you'll learn Understand the design of the U.S. government and the distinctive roles of the Legislative, Executive, and Judicial Branches. Grasp the major sources of U.S. law: constitutions, statutes, regulations and court decisions. Appreciate what is distinctive about the modern “administrative state” and the important role administrative agencies play in modern U.S. government. Distinguish the roles of federal and state law in the U.S. legal system. Recognize the centrality of the U.S. Constitution to the operation of our political and legal system, including major moments in U.S. constitutional history. Syllabus List of Modules: Kinds of Law What is Law? Federal vs. State Law and Order of Authorities How a Bill Becomes a Law Introduction to the Separation of Powers An Historical Overview of the Constitution Law and History About the instructors I. Glenn Cohen (Professor, Harvard Law School at Harvard University) Charles Fried (Beneficial Professor of Law at Harvard University) Randall Kennedy (Michael R. Klein Professor of Law at Harvard University) Susan Davies (Story Senior Lecturer on Law at Harvard University) Jody Freeman (Archibald Cox Professor of Law at Harvard University) Noah Feldman (Felix Frankfurter Professor of Law at Harvard University) Annette Gordon-Reed (Charles Warren Professor of American Legal History at Harvard University) View course materials here

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