Upendra D. Acharya
Associate Professor
Management
Gonzaga University
United States of America
Biography
Professor Acharya has written numerous articles on international law, Constitutional law, administrative law, and comparative law as well as presented papers and delivered lectures in national and international conferences in the North and South America, Asia, Europe, and Middle East. He has represented landmark cases in the Supreme Court of Nepal, including daughters’ right to inherent property, and the Godabary Marble Case that resulted in the enactment of an Environmental Protection Act in Nepal. He also has worked toward eradicating bonded labor systems in far western areas of Nepal. Professor Acharya has consulted with and has been involved in various NGOs, including ITC/UNCTAD/GATT and OXFAM/Nepal, and also has served as pro tem judge on the Tribal Appeals Court.
Research Interest
His research interests include International Laws , Administrative laws and Constitutional laws.
Publications
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Acharya Upendra (2015) Future of Human development: Right to Survive as a Fundamental Element of Right to Development. Journal of International Law and Policy 42: 3
