EDUCATION:
2003 LLM, Harvard Law School Harvard University, Cambridge, MA
2002 LLB, University of Delhi, Delhi
1999 BA, Sociology (Hons), University of Delhi, Delhi
Countries: India, USA and UK
States: Assam, Delhi, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Karnataka
Cities: Bangalore, Mumbai, Pune, Chandigarh, Delhi, Guwahati, Ahmedabad et cetera, London, New Haven, Shimla, Washington D.C.,
Languages: English, Assamese, Bengali, Hindi
Amlanjyoti Goswami heads the Legal and Regulation team at IIHS. He plays
a key role in strategic decision making from a legal and regulatory point of view. His work involves transactional practice, advisory opinion and related legal matters. He also works on building appropriate legal and regulatory frameworks and enabling institutional development in key sectors such as land, urban development, decentralisation and higher education. He heads the Land Governance team at IIHS which works on advisory, practice and research-based aspects of land systems and governance, including political economy of urban land and land regulation, as well as the legal and regulatory framework that governs urban development. He has wide ranging experience in regulation, litigation, policy advisory, research and transactional practice for nearly two decades. An Inlaks Scholar, Amlan holds an LL.M. degree from Harvard University, an LL.B. as well as a B.A. in Sociology from the University of Delhi, where he was a university gold medallist.
IIHS
Law & legal Studies/Law |
Public Policy/ Social Policy & Administration |
Urban Planning/Urban Development |
UPP
Programme for Working Professionals in Urban Development (PWP–UD) |
Re-imagining the World-Class City |
Urban Property Records |
Journal Articles
Books/Book Chapters
Other Writing
Research Projects at IIHS
2014 | India Urban Policy Support Partnership |
Practice Projects at IIHS
2017 | Concept Note on Assessment of Delhi Land Administration |
2016-17 | Land Records Modernisation Initiatives in Maharashtra |
2014- current | Land Records Modernisation & E-Governance Initiatives |