Peer Advising for LL.M.s
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A Network of Peer Advisors
As an LL.M. student at Harvard Law School, you benefit from academic and related advising provided by a network of doctoral (S.J.D.) candidates, almost all of whom have completed the LL.M. at HLS in recent years.
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LL.M. Advisors
LL.M. Advisors provide individual guidance on course selection, hold regular group meetings to review key questions and foster a sense of community, and serve as resources for other aspects of academic and student life at Harvard. Learn more about the LL.M. Advisors and their dissertation topics below.
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Sam Bookman
Evaluation and Future Frontiers of the Commonwealth Model of Constitutional Design
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Evaluation and Future Frontiers of the Commonwealth Model of Constitutional Design
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Angel Cabrera Silva
Democratization from Below: Human Rights, Resistance and Progressive Democracy
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Democratization from Below: Human Rights, Resistance and Progressive Democracy
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Evelyn Douek
Cross-Border Speech: Free Trade in Free Speech, Wars of Words, and Antidotes to Populism
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Cross-Border Speech: Free Trade in Free Speech, Wars of Words, and Antidotes to Populism
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Brenda Dvoskin
Regulation of Speech on Social Media from the Perspective of Disadvantaged Groups
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Regulation of Speech on Social Media from the Perspective of Disadvantaged Groups
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Robin Morgan
Beyond the Specifics: The Costs and Benefits of Rules vs Standards-based Approaches to Reforming the Taxation of Financial Instruments
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Beyond the Specifics: The Costs and Benefits of Rules vs Standards-based Approaches to Reforming the Taxation of Financial Instruments
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Leeor Ofer
Midstream Expropriation: Regulating Unilateral Revisions to the Voting Bargain Struck at the IPO
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Midstream Expropriation: Regulating Unilateral Revisions to the Voting Bargain Struck at the IPO
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Ikechukwu Bernard Okafor
Integration of Corporate Financial Markets in Africa through Fintech Platforms: A Sustainable Development Approach
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Integration of Corporate Financial Markets in Africa through Fintech Platforms: A Sustainable Development Approach
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Nicolás Parra-Herrera
Mapping ADR Temperaments: Experimentation of Conflict Resolution in Colombia
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Mapping ADR Temperaments: Experimentation of Conflict Resolution in Colombia
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Dan Rohde
Smith’s Vision: An Inquiry into the Monetary and Corporate Foundations of Employment, 1765-1800
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Smith’s Vision: An Inquiry into the Monetary and Corporate Foundations of Employment, 1765-1800
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Guy Rubinstein
Group-Based Remedies for Systemic Discrimination in U.S. Criminal Justice
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Group-Based Remedies for Systemic Discrimination in U.S. Criminal Justice
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Sangroula Swechhya
Sangroula Swechhya
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Shelly Simana
The “CRISPR Revolution”: The Law of Gene Editing
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Legal Research, Writing and Analysis I (LRWA I) Teaching Assistants
Legal Research, Writing and Analysis I (LRWA I) Teaching Assistants lead small-group discussions and answer questions arising out of the LRWA I lectures offered during Orientation, and offer feedback on the essay exercise. Learn more about the LRWA I Teaching Assistants and their dissertation topics below.
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Samuel Beswick
The Discoverability of Mistakes of Law
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Sarah Deibler
Forced Marriage and Sex under the Khmer Rouge: The Impact of Gendered Constructions of Victims, Sexual Agency, and Sexual Harm in International Criminal Law
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Forced Marriage and Sex under the Khmer Rouge: The Impact of Gendered Constructions of Victims, Sexual Agency, and Sexual Harm in International Criminal Law
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Evelyn Douek
Cross-Border Speech: Free Trade in Free Speech, Wars of Words, and Antidotes to Populism
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Cross-Border Speech: Free Trade in Free Speech, Wars of Words, and Antidotes to Populism
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Robin Morgan
Beyond the Specifics: The Costs and Benefits of Rules vs Standards-based Approaches to Reforming the Taxation of Financial Instruments
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Beyond the Specifics: The Costs and Benefits of Rules vs Standards-based Approaches to Reforming the Taxation of Financial Instruments
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Dan Rohde
Smith’s Vision: An Inquiry into the Monetary and Corporate Foundations of Employment, 1765-1800
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Smith’s Vision: An Inquiry into the Monetary and Corporate Foundations of Employment, 1765-1800
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Teaching Assistants for Writing Support
Writing Workshop Teaching Assistants
Writing Workshop TAs offer advice and support to LL.M.s writing the 50-page LL.M. Paper, including guidance on identifying a topic and selecting a supervisor, support with research and writing, and coordinating presentations of work in progress. Learn more about the Writing Workshop Teaching Assistants and their dissertation topics below.
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Beatriz Botero Arcila
Decentralizing and then Recentralizing: The Place of Economic Developments in the Legal Reforms and Design of the Territorial Organization in Colombia and Mexico
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Decentralizing and then Recentralizing: The Place of Economic Developments in the Legal Reforms and Design of the Territorial Organization in Colombia and Mexico
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David Costigan
JD '19
David Costigan
JD '19
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Sannoy Das
Princes, Politicians and Industrialists: India’s Approaches to International Trade Law
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Princes, Politicians and Industrialists: India’s Approaches to International Trade Law
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Il-Young Jung
Constitutional Limitations on War Power and the ‘Peace Constitution’
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Constitutional Limitations on War Power and the ‘Peace Constitution’
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Fady Khoury
Constitutional Design in Divided Societies: Consociational Theory and Its Gaps
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Constitutional Design in Divided Societies: Consociational Theory and Its Gaps
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Regina Larrea Maccise
Graduate Student Associate, David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies
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Graduate Student Associate, David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies
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Oren Tamir
Constitutional Leadership and the Separation of Powers: A Comparative Perspective on the Process of Executive Branch Dominance
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Constitutional Leadership and the Separation of Powers: A Comparative Perspective on the Process of Executive Branch Dominance
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Marzieh Tofighi Darian
Islamic Judicial Review: Maslaha (Public Interest) and the Principle of Proportionality
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Islamic Judicial Review: Maslaha (Public Interest) and the Principle of Proportionality
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Coordinators for Workshop for Short Writing Projects
Coordinators for Workshop for Short Writing Projects offer advice and support to LL.M.s writing the 25-page Paper, including guidance on choosing topics and supervisors, writing research proposals, and addressing methodological and organizational issues. Learn more about the coordinators and their dissertation topics below.
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Yu Luo
Alleviation and Intensification: Same-Sex Disputes in the Age of Legal Transplant, Republican China, 1912-49
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Alleviation and Intensification: Same-Sex Disputes in the Age of Legal Transplant, Republican China, 1912-49
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Bharath Palle
Equity in the time of fusion
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Eleftheria Papadaki
Law and Politics
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Harvard Empirical Legal Studies Series Coordinator
The Harvard Empirical Legal Studies (HELS) Series Coordinator designs and coordinates a yearlong program of talks and workshops by faculty from HLS and other institutions working on the forefront of empirical analysis in legal scholarship. Learn more about the Harvard Empirical Legal Studies Series.
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Gali Racabi
Looking for Power & Collective outside the Employee Status
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Graduate Forum Coordinator
The Graduate Forum Coordinator take the lead in creating, planning, and expanding activities and events to foster closer integration among students in the LL.M., J.D., and S.J.D. programs at HLS, including the HLS International Film Festival. Learn more about the Graduate Forum Coordinators and their dissertation topics below.
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Shani Shisha
To Make Harder Those Acts Which Are Now Too Easy: A Consumer-Oriented Approach to Copyright Law
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To Make Harder Those Acts Which Are Now Too Easy: A Consumer-Oriented Approach to Copyright Law
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