भारतीय प्रबन्धन संस्थान राँची
Indian Institute of Management Ranchi

Dr. Angshuman Hazarika is an Assistant Professor for Ethics and Business Law at IIM Ranchi, India. Prior to this, Angshuman worked as a Research Associate at Saarland University, Germany and has also worked in a leading law firm in India. He was awarded the Angela Merkel Scholarship by DAAD for his Master’s Degree at the Europa- Institut, Saarbrucken, Germany. The special focus of his work is on investment arbitration with a focus on state-to-state arbitration and the impact of investment arbitration on developing countries.

• Business Ethics
• Legal and Regulatory Aspects of Business

• International Economic Laws with focus on International Trade and Investment Laws
• Investment clearances and investment screening

• International Trade and Investment Law
• Business Ethics

 Paper Publications

1.  Hazarika, A. and VanVaerenbergh, P. (2020). Climate change as a security risk: Too hot to handle?. Journal of World Trade, 53(3), pp. 417-438.
2.  Hazarika, A. and VanVaerenbergh, P. (2019). 'One rule to rule them all': Rules for Art. 25 DSU Arbitration. Journal of International Arbitration, 36(5), pp. 595-627.
3.  Bungenberg, M. and Hazarika, A. (2019). Chinese Foreign Investments in the European Union Energy Sector: The Regulation of Security Concerns. The Journal of World Investment & Trade, 20(2-3), pp. 375-400.
4.  Bungenberg, M. and Hazarika, A. (2017). The European Union's trade and investment policy in Asia: new challenges and opportunities in a changing global environment - or: following individual roadmaps. Asia Europe Journal, 15(4), pp. 377- 397.
5.  Hazarika, A. (2013). An analysis on the Status of Armed Forces Special Powers Act in North-East India. Rostrum's Law Review, 1(1), pp. 98-107.
6.  Bungenberg, M. and Hazarika, A. (2019). Rule of Law in the EU Legal Order. Zeitschrift für europarechtliche Studien, 22(3), pp. 383-406.
7.  Jung, N. and Hazarika, A. (2018). Trade Wars are Easy to Win?. Zeitschrift für europarechtliche Studien, 21(1), pp. 3-24.
8.  Hazarika, A. (2013). E-Commerce: Expectations and Shortfalls. Christ University Law Journal, 2(2), pp. 59-78.
9.  Bungenberg, M. and Hazarika, A. (2019). EU trade and development policy in Asia: Promoting core EU values. In: S. Bilal and B. Hoekman, ed., Perspectives on the Soft Power of EU Trade Policy. London: CEPR, pp. 203-217.
10.  Hazarika, A. (2018) Sustainable Development as a part of a post- Brexit trade agreement between UK and the European Union: Lessons from the Opinion of the CJEU on the EU-Singapore FTA. European (Legal) Studies on-line papers, Working Paper, https://blogs2.qub.ac.uk/tensionatthefringes/wp-content/uploads/sites/41/2018/02/CETLS-working-paper-Hazarika.pdf

 Blog Articles:

1.  Hazarika, A. and VanVaerenbergh, P. (2019) The Temporary Tariff Regime: The Magic Pill for the Post-Brexit EU-UK Trade Headache? https://www.ru.nl/law/research/radboud-economic-law-conference/radboud-economic-law-blog/2019/temporary-tariff-regime-magic-pill-post-brexit-eu/