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Rupavardhini Balakrishnan Raju is a Lecturer in Law at the University of Oxford's Faculty of Law, holding teaching positions at Trinity College (Administrative Law) and Brasenose College (Constitutional Law). As a DPhil candidate supervised by Professors Nicholas Barber and Kate O'Regan, her research examines the intersection of nationalism, language politics, and constitutional identity formation.
Research explores constitutional democracy, accountability mechanisms, and the sociopolitical foundations of legal systems. Her doctoral project analyzes how nationalist narratives and language policies shape constitutional identities in pluralistic societies, with India as primary case study.
Publications address reproductive rights jurisprudence during crises and constitutional foundations of abortion rights, demonstrating commitment to gender justice and health equity. Current work examines constitutional nationalism through comparative frameworks.
Teaching encompasses Administrative Law, Constitutional Law & Theory, and Jurisprudence. Previously served as Director of India's National Academy of Audit and Accounts, training civil servants in law and public administration.
