Teaching Associate, Faculty of Social Sciences
Shree is licensed to pratice in India and has studied at Dr. RMLNLU (BA LLB (Hons.)), NYU (LLM in Legal Theory), and completed a PhD at LSE Law School. She teaches Public Law, Introduction to Law and Legal Theory and Jurisprudence at UoN School of Law. In the past, Shree has taught Public Law and Legal Research and Writing Skills at the LSE Law School. She is also a Fellow of the UK Higher Education Academy.
Shree's research lies at the intersection of law and political theory. For her doctoral thesis, titled Arendtian Constitutional Theory: An Examination of Active Citizenship in Democratic Constitutional Orders, she derived from Hannah Arendt's work a constitutional theory that centers the experience of active citizenship in its investigation of the relationship between law, political morality and politics. She thinks and writes about issues affecting citizenship, freedom, power and authority in modern constitutions and as such, is also interested in critical legal and political theory and comparative constitutional law. At present, her research is focused on the value of civil disobedience and how institutions and civil society should respond to and interact with protests and popular movements.
Shree has presented her research at multiple conferences and research centers in UK, Europe, and USA and is a member of an international working group on Democratising Globalisation.
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