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.
LLM Advisors
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.
LLM Advisors
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Regina Larrea Maccise
Developing Feminist Law in Mexico: A Historical & Theoretical Analysis of the Mexican Feminist Movement (1970-2012)
Regina Larrea Maccise
Developing Feminist Law in Mexico: A Historical & Theoretical Analysis of the Mexican Feminist Movement (1970-2012)
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Maroussia Lévesque
AI Governance: Towards a Polycentric Model
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Xiao Ma
Reorganizing China’s National Champions: A State’s Compromise?
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Robin Morgan
Creating a Coherent Legal Framework for the Taxation of Financial Instruments
Robin Morgan
Creating a Coherent Legal Framework for the Taxation of Financial Instruments
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Jacquelene Mwangi
Technology, Culture and Politics
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Guy Priver
Revisiting Local Participation in Global Governance
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Juan Rivera Rugeles
Transitional Justice: from Human Rights to Bureaucracy
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Shelly Simana
The Law of the Singular Genome: Toward a Relational Approach for Genome Governance
Shelly Simana
The Law of the Singular Genome: Toward a Relational Approach for Genome Governance
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M.H. Tse
A Jurisprudence of Animal Life
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Sagnik Das
Testing the Limits: How International Courts Reshaped the Law and Discourse of Human Rights
Sagnik Das
Testing the Limits: How International Courts Reshaped the Law and Discourse of Human Rights
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Rabea Eghbariah
The Legal Fragmentation of Israel/Palestine: Palestinians and the Israeli Legal System Following the Constitutional Revolution
Rabea Eghbariah
The Legal Fragmentation of Israel/Palestine: Palestinians and the Israeli Legal System Following the Constitutional Revolution
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LRWA TFs
Legal Research, Writing and Analysis I (LRWA I) Teaching Fellows
Legal Research, Writing and Analysis I (LRWA I) Teaching Fellows 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 Fellows and their dissertation topics below.
LRWA TFs
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Sam Bookman
Toward a Theory of Constitutional Protection of the Environment
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Sarah Deibler
The Adjudication of Khmer Rouge-Era Forced Marriage at the Intersection of Transnational Feminist Advocacy, International Development Paradigms, and International Criminal Law
Sarah Deibler
The Adjudication of Khmer Rouge-Era Forced Marriage at the Intersection of Transnational Feminist Advocacy, International Development Paradigms, and International Criminal Law
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Robin Morgan
Creating a Coherent Legal Framework for the Taxation of Financial Instruments
Robin Morgan
Creating a Coherent Legal Framework for the Taxation of Financial Instruments
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Shelly Simana
The Law of the Singular Genome: Toward a Relational Approach for Genome Governance
Shelly Simana
The Law of the Singular Genome: Toward a Relational Approach for Genome Governance
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M.H. Tse
A Jurisprudence of Animal Life
WRITING WORKSHOP ADVISORS FOR SHORT WRITING PROJECTS (“SHORT PAPER ADVISORS”)
Advisors for Writing Support
Writing Workshop Advisors for Long-Paper Writers/Writing Groups (“Writing Group Advisors”)
Writing Group Advisors 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 Group Advisors and their dissertation topics below.
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Eleftheria Papadaki
The Rule of Law in a Free and Democratic Society
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Gali Racabi
Law and Power in Uber as a Workplace: How did the law affect the strategies of organizers, regulators, and drivers in their interactions with Uber?
Gali Racabi
Law and Power in Uber as a Workplace: How did the law affect the strategies of organizers, regulators, and drivers in their interactions with Uber?
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Guy Rubinstein
Group-Based Remedies for Systemic Discrimination in U.S. Criminal Justice
Guy Rubinstein
Group-Based Remedies for Systemic Discrimination in U.S. Criminal Justice
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Eliel Sanchez Acevedo
Racial Performance under Constitutional Law in Mexico
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Shani Shisha
To Make Harder Those Acts Which Are Now Too Easy: A Consumer-Oriented Approach to Copyright Law
Shani Shisha
To Make Harder Those Acts Which Are Now Too Easy: A Consumer-Oriented Approach to Copyright Law
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Cem Tecimer
Supreme Court Precedents at Home and Abroad: The Transnational Journey of Brown and Marbury
Cem Tecimer
Supreme Court Precedents at Home and Abroad: The Transnational Journey of Brown and Marbury
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Marzieh Tofighi Darian
Religion, Courts, and Constitutional Reasoning: The Efficacy of Constitutional Courts’ Jurisprudence in Religiously Divided Societies
Marzieh Tofighi Darian
Religion, Courts, and Constitutional Reasoning: The Efficacy of Constitutional Courts’ Jurisprudence in Religiously Divided Societies
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WRITING WORKSHOP ADVISORS FOR SHORT WRITING PROJECTS (“SHORT PAPER ADVISORS”)
Writing Workshop Advisors for Short Writing Projects (“Short Paper Advisors”)
Short Paper Advisors offer advice and support to LL.M.s writing the 25-page Paper, including guidance on choosing topics and supervisors, writing research proposals, and managing the constraints of writing an effective short paper. Learn more about the Short Paper Advisors and their dissertation topics below.
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Eric Gitari
Criminalization of Homosexuality in Africa and Rule of Law: Evidence of Legal and Social Change in Botswana, Kenya and Nigeria
Eric Gitari
Criminalization of Homosexuality in Africa and Rule of Law: Evidence of Legal and Social Change in Botswana, Kenya and Nigeria
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Matthias Petel
Climate Crisis and the European Central Bank: Legal Leeway, Legitimacy, and Institutional Reform
Matthias Petel
Climate Crisis and the European Central Bank: Legal Leeway, Legitimacy, and Institutional Reform
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HELS
Harvard Empirical Legal Studies Series Coordinator
The Harvard Empirical Legal Studies Series (HELS) 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.
HELS
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Brenda Dvoskin
The Role of Civil Society in Platform Governance
LTC
Law Teaching Colloquium Coordinator
The Law Teaching Colloquium (LTC) Coordinator develops and coordinates a yearlong sequence of eight focused colloquia available to the HLS community and of particular interest to those contemplating a career in legal academia, based on current and emerging best practices in preparing for the job market, teaching, and publishing in legal academia.. Learn more about the Law Teaching Colloquium.
LTC
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Sarah Deibler
The Adjudication of Khmer Rouge-Era Forced Marriage at the Intersection of Transnational Feminist Advocacy, International Development Paradigms, and International Criminal Law
Sarah Deibler
The Adjudication of Khmer Rouge-Era Forced Marriage at the Intersection of Transnational Feminist Advocacy, International Development Paradigms, and International Criminal Law
Learn more about Sarah