Neeraj Grover, LL.M. (NUS)
Chair for Public and Comparative Law
Postal address
Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
Juristische Fakultät
Öffentliches Recht und Rechtsvergleichung
10099 Berlin
Office
Altes Palais, Raum 418
Unter den Linden 9, Berlin-Mitte
Contact
Research interests
Comparative Corporate Governance, International Contracts, Legal Pluralism, Law and Development
Short Bio
Neeraj is writing his doctoral work on Sustainable Corporate Law, inquiring into the property and contract rights of corporate stakeholders. His ongoing projects also include an analysis of the changing nature and role of corporate enterprises, where he explores their embeddedness in the society. In his research, he attempts to capture the factors both internal and external to the firm that reconcile the conflicts between multiple corporate stakeholders. His general interest is in how the relevant socio-political context affects rules of private law that govern contracts and corporations.
These inclinations also draw him into Law and Development, which includes comparatively studying the interaction between markets, "development", and legal institutions.
Publications
- “Dilemma of the Proper Law of the Arbitration Agreement”, (2014) 32 Singapore
Law Review, 227. - “The Failed Merger of Stock Exchanges”, (2014) 3 International Journal of Law
and Policy Review, 34-37, co-authored with Tejas K.M. - “Teaching Law and Development in India: Reflections, Insights and Challenges”,
(2022) 2 Verfassung und Recht in Übersee/World Comparative Law, 164-186,
co-authored with Arun Thiruvengadam.
Teaching
- Corporate Governance in Context, National Law School of India, Bangalore
- Law and Development, Azim Premji University, Bangalore
- Comparative Corporate Governance, Azim Premji University, Bangalore