
Education & Affiliations
Biography
Kushagr Bakshi joins Tulane Law as a Murphy Visiting Assistant Professor of Law. He is currently completing his S.J.D. at the University of Michigan Law School, where he also received his LLM. He holds a B.A. and LL.B. from the West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences.
Bakshi's research and scholarship focuses on constitutional law, comparative law, and international law. He is currently interested in theories of transformative constitutionalism and structural themes in constitutional law. His previous work has focused on Indian federalism, equal rights for gender and sexual minorities and statelessness and detention.
He comes to Tulane with experience as a law clerk at the Constitutional Court of South Africa, a lecturer at Jindal Global Law School and a transactions associate at a major law firm in India.
Articles
Rights, Remedies and Paradigms of Constitutionalism in European Yearbook of Constitutional Law: Varieties of Constitutionalism (forthcoming, 2025)
Marriage, Courts and Substantive Equality: A Transformative Interpretation, 123(3) Michigan Law Review 519 (2025)
Emergencies, Federalism and Constitutional Morality: Lessons in Democracy for India from the Collapse of the Weimar Republic, 19(2) Journal of Comparative Law 603 (2024).
Finding Hope for the Hopeless: Detention, Statelessness and International Criminal Law, Harvard International Law Journal Online (2023)
Constitutional Pluralism and Article 370, Verfassungsblog (2023)