Pushkar Anand

Pushkar Anand is a Doctor of Philosophy candidate at Macquarie University's Faculty of Arts and serves as an Academic Casual and Professional Casual staff member at Macquarie Law School. His primary academic affiliation is with Macquarie Law School where he contributes to teaching and research activities on a part-time basis while completing his doctoral studies.

Anand's research focuses on international investment law with particular emphasis on India and the Global South perspective. His work examines critical intersections between investment treaties, environmental regulation, labor rights, and public health governance. Key research areas include investor-state dispute settlement mechanisms, feminist approaches to investment law, and the implications of international investment frameworks for developing economies.

His recent publications demonstrate a strong trend toward examining international investment law through decolonial and Global South lenses, with increasing attention to sustainability, human rights, and gender perspectives. The research output shows consistent engagement with India's evolving position in international investment law and its implications for policy development in South Asia.

Anand is actively involved in research projects, most recently co-leading the 2024 development of training materials on 'Business and Human Rights' with Professor Surya Deva. His scholarly work has garnered attention across academic platforms with significant readership on Mendeley and mentions in policy discussions.