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World Champion Dr. Manuela Cook
Born in Lisbon (Lisboa), Portugal, Mar 29, 1941. Education: Universidade Clássica de Lisboa and Universidade de Coimbra, Portugal, and Birmingham University, England, UK. Professional appointments: a number of different teaching and lecturing posts, mainly as a specialist at the University of Wolverhampton (School of Languages and European Studies), England, UK (1970s-1990s). At a later date, working as an Independent Scholar with a special focus on the field of Linguistics, and, even more specifically, Sociolinguistics.
5. Details of Academic contribution
The N-V-T Theory for the sociolinguistic evaluation of second-person pronouns and other word classes used in interpersonal and intergroup communication. This tripartite model of evaluation caters for a posture of neutrality – N – as well as two other approaches which are associated with non-reciprocal interaction – V and T – and can be symbolized with Latin subject pronouns vōs and tū.
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6. Details of Best Published Research Articles
Research articles (contribution to knowledge), e.g.,
Manuela Cook, “Beyond T and V – Theoretical Reflections on the Analysis of Forms of Address”, (re languages in general, with English at the centre), American Journal of Linguistics (AJL), ISSN: 2326-0750, Vol. 3(1): pp 17-26 (May 2014), Scientific & Academic Publishing (SAPUB), USA. (article.sapub.org/10.5923.j.linguistics.20140301.03.html) (journal.sapub.org/linguistics)
Also vocational articles (for interpreters and translators), e.g.,
Manuela Cook, “A Home for You – Where does the neutral pronoun ‘you’ fit within the T-V binary? Manuela Cook considers the ‘N’ dimension”, The Linguist, Vol 54, Nº 3, Jun 15 (http://thelinguist.uberflip.com)
7. Details of Publication of Book/ Book Chapter
Particularly relevant, Manuela Cook, “N-V-T, a framework for the analysis of social dynamics in address pronouns”, Chapter 1 in “The Social Dynamics of Pronominal Systems”, Ed. P. Bouissac, John Benjamins Publishing Company, 2019, HB 978 90 272 0316 8 and E-Book 978 90 272 62547 7.
8. Details of Participation in conference / seminar / workshop
Amongst several others, Manuela Cook, "The Portuguese Forms of Address and N-V-T Theory”, Inaugural Conference of the Association of Lusitanists of Great Britain and Ireland (ABIL), University of Nottingham, UK, 15-16 September 2006.
9. Details of Innovations
The N-V-T Theory brings the innovation of identifying the N dimension and as such provides an advancement to the customarily used T-V Distinction.
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10. Details of Development of Product / Technology
The N-V-T Theory introduces a theoretical tool for the assessment of T-V avoidance strategies, to the benefit of academic research, and enables a more lucid understanding from language practitioners such as interpreters and translators. T-V avoidance strategies can vary; and, for example, the case of the English unmarked, single pronoun of address ‘you’ has become widely visible as this language enjoys a privileged position at a global scale.
11. Any Other Details
Manuela Cook has been distinguished with the following Honours, amongst others:
* Fellowship, awarded by the Institute of Linguists, UK, as ‘linguist of distinction’, 1987.
* Listened in Marquis Who's Who in the World directory, USA, as one of ‘the most influential and important people from around the world’ (first included in 19th edition, 2002).
* Listed in the 2000 Outstanding Intellectuals of the 21st Century, International Biographical Centre, Cambridge, UK (first included in 9th edition, 2016).
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Journals publishing research articles on Linguistics need a good team of reviewers with competence in various subtopics. I would also recommend that each submitted article be reviewed by no fewer than three people so as to better attend to the eventuality of conflicting opinions.
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Expectations and responsibilities are usually well defined in most Linguistics course syllabi, thus encouraging excellent standards in creativity, applications and opportunities. My recommendation is that responsibilities be consistently adhered to.
Question: What is Linguistics? What are the major branches in Linguistics?
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In a brief and simple definition, Linguistics is the scientific study of language. However, some insight is required into the concept of ‘language’ as well as into the ambit of the ‘scientific study’ for a deeper and more comprehensive grasp of what Linguistics is about.
As an uncountable noun, ‘language’ stands for the human general capacity and method to communicate by the use of words in an agreed way. This entails the mental ability to note and register the world around us and the will to act on and influence it. As a countable noun, ‘language’ refers to a specific occurrence of this human general capacity and method of communication, as devised and/or used by a country or other community. There are many ‘languages’; each one has its body of words organised within a particular structure.
As for ambit, there are two distinctive routes to ponder. Theoretical Linguistics seeks to understand how language works as a human general capacity and method of communication and how universals can be found in all languages. Applied Linguistics is concerned with employing this knowledge to everyday real-life situations, e.g., language teaching or translation and interpreting. The two routes are interconnected. Theoretical Linguistics can provide guidance for good practice in Applied Linguistics which, in turn, can be a continuous source of updated evidence stimulating the rethinking of established theoretical guidelines.
When we look at branches in Linguistics, we may be faced with some fluctuation on what is presented as a major division or a subdivision. This often reflects the complexity of the field of study; it may also reflect new developments. For instance, Historical Linguistics (how language and languages change over time) or Sociolinguistics (language or languages in its/their social aspects) have been long established; but Computational Linguistics (modelling of natural language and languages to computational facilities) is a more recent affair. There may also be other reasons for the current fluctuation... As for the core areas in Linguistics – language in general and languages – I would favour the following classification: Grammar (overall system), subdivided into Phonetics and Phonology (sounds), Morphology (words), Syntax (sentences), and Semantics and Pragmatics (meanings).
Question: What are your recommendations to frame guidelines on funding of research projects on Linguistics?
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Frame guidelines on funding can prioritise new areas of study although without neglecting established areas both in Theoretical Linguistics and Applied Linguistics. Also cooperation can be promoted with other scientific areas of study, e.g. Medicine and its subsections such as Language Pathology, where corrective methods are researched which aim to cure speech disabilities connected with a malfunction at the cognitive level.
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PhD and Post-Doc theses and dissertations will be revolutionary if they genuinely push the boundaries of knowledge in the area. This may involve overcoming resistance in revising and replacing previous theory. For instance on the subject of second-person systems, the need for a dimension of Neutrality (N) was put forward decades ago and has been amply proved. However anyone researching in this area may still be encouraged to analyse his/her findings within a narrow T-V distinction.
Question: What are your views on Beyond T and V – Theoretical Reflections on the Analysis of Forms of Address?
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“Beyond T and V – Theoretical Reflections on the Analysis of Forms of Address” is the title of an article I wrote and was published in the American Journal of Linguistics, SAPUB, in 2014. A later version of this paper of mine is also available as Chapter 1, “N-V-T, a framework for the analysis of social dynamics in address pronouns”, in the book by Paul Bouissac (Editor) “The Social Dynamics of Pronominal Systems”, John Benjamins, 2019.
I view the “Beyond T and V” piece as a decisive step I took in relation to my previous efforts to draw attention to the need to consider a posture of Neutrality (N) when evaluating second-person systems. I had been voicing my opinion since the 1990s, but the “Beyond T and V” may have been more informative due to the high profile given to the English argument, as, in most of the Anglophone world, recognition is given to one second-person pronoun only. With its unmarked, single pronoun of address ‘you’, this language avoids a T-V pronominal duality; hence it is crucial the acknowledgement of a dimension of Neutrality (N).
Question: How can students seek job and career opportunities in Linguistics?
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A Curriculum Vitae that includes Linguistics opens doors to a variety of job and career opportunities. Other than e.g. a lecturing post in the academic sphere, opportunities are almost everywhere as language is present in almost every facet of human activity. Some students – due to a family heritage language or other circumstances – will be able to add to their CV reference to bilingualism at an advanced degree of proficiency.
Question: What job titles are available in Linguistics?
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Job titles will vary depending on the employer but normally there is a common denominator in the requirements for the specific language or languages mentioned in the job specification, that being spoken fluency and written accuracy plus cultural awareness of the respective social context(s).
Question: Which are Typical employers in Linguistics?
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Typical employers include, amongst others, Government, Law Firms, Hospitals, Publishers, Information Technology organisations, and Marketing companies.
Question: Which are the courses available in Linguistics?
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Summing up statements made in answers above, there are two main routes of available courses, Theoretical Linguistics and Applied Linguistics, and, in the latter, a large variety of options.
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A world class research article in Linguistics is one that benefits knowledge in the field by adding value and bringing improvement to previous contributions. Significant are the chosen topic and the presented evidence; and equally significant are the applied rationale and the overall approach. Prior to publication, peer-reviewing is faced with the challenge of evaluating both content and theory. As to the latter, a suitable and consistent method of evaluation is required. For example, a general understanding of second-person systems may be hindered by a delimitating T-V distinction where a dimension of Neutrality (N) is ignored. More detail on this problem is available from both my “Beyond T and V...” article (AJL, SAPUB) and “N-V-T,..” chapter (Benjamins).
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In Linguistics, a case report can be a means of alerting to signs for the need of special attention in a specific theme within this academic field; and can be a world class starting point from which a research article will develop. An example could have been a case report warning potential researchers from different language backgrounds to unsuitable directives for the assessment of English address pronoun ‘you’ as a first initiative preliminary to my “Beyond T and V...” article.
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As a critical appraisal of someone else’s published work in Linguistics, a review will be world class if it consists of objective opinions formulated according to sound theoretical guidelines applicable to linguistic phenomena in different languages. Stated comments, favourable and unfavourable, must endeavour to reward existing merit and promote scientific advance. This will not be achieved if a defective framework of assessment is being used by the reviewer as it should be evident in in relation to English address pronoun ‘you’ if this is discussed without a dimension of Neutrality being taken into account.
Question: What are your recommendations to improve employment and scope in Linguistics?
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Employment and scope can be improved by promoting awareness that both universals and specific features exist in all languages humankind has devised in different geographical zones of this world we inhabit and that Linguistics provides the only really effective means of dealing with this reality.
Question: Which major challenges do you see to establish UK as world leader in Linguistics?
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I would like to think in terms of co-operation rather than leadership. In both my “Beyond T and V...” article and my “N-V-T...” chapter, attention is drawn to the fact that English ‘you’ may be having a negative impact on second-person systems in different languages as a result of a generalised distorted linguistic interpretation of this pronoun of address. A goal of UK leadership might encourage this type of error in many other areas, but one of co-operation will encourage a better balanced view and a more realistic theoretical and practical approach to linguistic features in other languages.
The UK has ideal conditions to contribute to Linguistics in a fruitfully constructive manner that will consider alternative ways from different corners of the world. Potential for this positive contribution can be found in both governmental measures and society itself. At primary school level children are given a taste of a foreign language, customarily French; and the secondary school syllabus includes foreign languages. Also many languages are present amongst the population, where there are adult elements from various origins. For their children, secondary school examination is normally available for a wide range of languages. New generations are, therefore, growing up open to linguistic diversity. Some of their members will possibly choose Linguistics as an academic pursuit which should help the UK contribute to a theoretical renovation that will suitably consider all continents.
Question: What is Delicate Compromises in Linguistics?
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When considering the role of Linguistics in relation to Delicate Compromises, we need to start by focusing on the respective object of study: language. For instance, an area in which Delicate Compromises can be particularly visible is that of translation between different languages.
Looking at language from a functional perspective, a good example can be found on international websites of multinational companies offering their products for online sale. What matters is to captivate the potential customer, leading on to the purchase. Instrumental will be the social orientation to the target audience through address. This will vary from language to language and country to country; and suitable encoding choices will be decisive. Obtaining a purchase may depend on polite social space, a matey tone or an uncommitted form of neutrality.
This is illustrative of compromises regarding adjustment to different sociolinguistic contexts. It is a situation – as many others – where Linguistics can provide research-based methodology that will assist in making the right choices.
Question: What is T and V Ambiguities in Linguistics?
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T and V Ambiguities are double meanings in the use of T and V encoders, pronominal and other. Nominal forms are particularly rich in expressing ambivalence.
T may be associated with mutual affection and regard on equal terms – and thus be associated with solidarity – but not always. An example can be the use of “Darling” by the provider of a service in relation to the recipient of that service. Here the expression of endearment may be an act of false solidarity if the addresser means to belittle the addressee as someone who needs help.
V may be associated with social distance, hierarchy and veneration – and thus be associated with power recognition – but not always. An example can be the use of “Madam” (or “Ma’am”) towards an ex-friend who has re-established contact. This may then be a sarcastic pretence of power recognition by the addresser in an act of rejection intended to avoid closeness in relation to the addressee as someone deemed to no longer qualifying as a friend.
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You have prepared a very thorough questionnaire which looks at Linguistics from various angles and I just wish to thank you for this opportunity to share information and express my own point of view on different issues in this field.
Thank you very much.
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Where can you find impact of grand leadership of U.K based world champion Dr. Manuela Cook?
" Dr. Manuela Cook" The Iconic Superstar in Linguistics (Neutrality) has established new milestones in all U.K Cities -
Name Population 2019
Name Population 2019
London 7,556,900
London 7,556,900
Birmingham 984,333
Birmingham 984,333
Liverpool 864,122
Liverpool 864,122
Nottingham 729,977
Nottingham 729,977
Sheffield 685,368
Sheffield 685,368
Bristol 617,280
Bristol 617,280
Glasgow 591,620
Glasgow 591,620
Leicester 508,916
Leicester 508,916
Edinburgh 464,990
Edinburgh 464,990
Leeds 455,123
Leeds 455,123
Cardiff 447,287
Cardiff 447,287
Manchester 395,515
Manchester 395,515
World Champion Dr. Manuela Cook is Role Model for world class research among journals in Linguistics
List of journals in Linguistics:
The Journal of Language and Literature
The Journal of Journalism & Mass Communication
The Journal of Arts and Culture
Fortunately, a complete or near-complete list of journals in Linguists means a considerable number of names, which points to the significant importance of this discipline. My recommendation to anyone interested in literature on Linguistics is that s/he narrows down the investigation to the particular point under consideration and then looks it up on the Web for publications where it may be included.
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Michael Faraday was born on 22 September 1791 in Newington Butts, which is now part of the London Borough of Southwark but was then a suburban part of Surrey. His family was not well off. His father, James, was a member of the Glassite sect of Christianity. James Faraday moved his wife and two children to London during the winter of 1790 from Outhgill in Westmorland, where he had been an apprentice to the village blacksmith.Michael was born in the autumn of that year. The young Michael Faraday, who was the third of four children, having only the most basic school education, had to educate himself.
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United Kingdom can establish chair for research and conference in the honour of World Champion Dr. Manuela Cook. For inspiration and encouragement to young experts in Linguistics, countries can establish gardens, roads and statue of World Champion Dr. Manuela Cook.
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Eligibility for Honorary D.Sc.
Honorary Doctor of Science (Latin: Scientiae Doctor), is usually abbreviated Sc.D., D.Sc., S.D., or D.S., is highest recognition for meritorious research scholars. Honorary Doctor of Science is superior in terms of honor and recognition compared to Doctor of Science earned through course work.
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Eligibility for Honorary D.Sc.
A candidate who is awarded Honorary Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree in the disciplines of Science, Engineering, Technology and other related areas by university or degree recognized equivalent thereto from any university may present his/her candidacy for the degree of Honorary Doctor of Science (D.Sc.) provided he/she must have:
Done Doctoral work in Science, Engineering, Technology and other related areas and have published 2 research papers in journals.
Or
Post Ph.D. experience and have made a distinct contribution to the society and advancement of knowledge.
Or
Post Ph.D. experience with at least three recommendations/ referrals of his / her research or contribution from nationally/ internationally recognized experts in the concerned field and his/her work and effort which should have made a distinct contribution to the society and advancement of knowledge.
How to apply for Honorary D.Sc
A candidate seeking to submit his candidacy for Honorary D.Sc.shall apply to Admission Department along with the following documents and requirements online at email plojindexing@gmail.com
Application Form for Honorary D.Sc
Name of Program: Honorary D.Sc
• Bio-data with full particulars (academic and research/ Industrial/ Administrative)
• A brief account of his/ her recent research work, contribution to society, innovation, advancement (in about 1000 words)
• List of publications, books, policy documents, newspaper articles, magazine articles etc.
• Reprints of best research papers, achievements in society, industry, academics and administration
• Details of contribution to society in any one or more areas – social, education, development and finance, global policy, international relations, health, environmental issues, politics, science and technology, innovation, industry and entrepreneurship and ethics etc.
• Copies of certificates in support of qualifications and experience
• Detail of Referrals/Recommendations, if any
• Proof of Patents, If any
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After scrutiny and evaluation of submitted Application Form for the candidacy of Honorary D.Sc. Once the Application is approved, the candidate will be allowed to register for Honorary D.Sc. by payment of registration fee.
Eligibility Guidelines
for
Honorary D.Sc.
Honorary D.Litt.
Honorary LL.D.
Honorary Ph.D
What are Honorary Degree?
Honorary Degree are awarded for recognizing distinguished contribution by reputed experts in their field. Honorary Degree are superior from academic degree, because they are earned from prestigious contribution, which sets standards for others to follow. Because of well established contribution of Legends, Honorary Degree do not require the candidate to complete course work, and course duration like in academic degree. Indeed, Honorary Degree is 'honor', the best a candidate can be recognized! Examples of Honorary Degree are Honorary Doctor of Science (D.Sc.), Honorary Doctor of Literature (D.Litt.), Honorary Doctor of Laws (LL.D.) and Honorary Ph.D. This page contains detailed information on how to apply for Honorary Degree and admission procedure.
What are highest post-doctoral degrees?
The Honorary Doctor of Science (D.Sc.), Honorary Doctor of Literature (D.Litt.), Honorary Doctor of Laws (LL.D.) and Honorary Ph.D are the highest post-doctoral degrees.
Applications are invited for award of Honorary D.Sc. Degree in the disciplines of Science, Engineering, Technology and other related areas.
Honorary D.Litt. are awarded in the disciplines of Business, Humanities, Social Sciences, Design, Creative Arts and other related areas.
Honorary LL.D. in the discipline of Law and other related areas are awarded to a candidate whose work and research have made distinct contributions to the advancement of knowledge.
Honorary Doctor of Letters (D.Litt., Litt.D., D. Lit., or Lit. D.; Latin Litterarum Doctor or Doctor Litterarum) is highest recognition for meritorious research scholars. Honorary Doctor of Letters is superior in terms of honor and recognition compared to Doctor of Letters earned through course work.
Eligibility for Honorary D.Litt.
A candidate who is awarded Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree in the disciplines of Business, Humanities, Social Sciences, Design, Creative Arts and other related areas by University or degree recognized equivalent thereto from any University may present his/her candidacy for the Honorary Doctor of Literature (D.Litt.) provided that he/she:
Done post-doctoral work in Business, Humanities, Social Sciences, Design, Creative Arts and other related areas and has published 2 research papers in journals.
Or
Post Ph.D. experience of more than 2 years in Business, Humanities, Social Sciences, Design, Creative Arts and other related areas,
Or
Ph.D. with at least three recommendations/ referrals of his research/ contribution from nationally/ internationally recognized experts of concerned field and his/her work and efforts has made distinct contributions to the society and advancement of knowledge.
How to apply for Honorary D.Litt.
A candidate seeking to submit his candidacy for Honorary D.Litt. shall apply to Admission Department along with the following documents and requirements online at email plojindexing@gmail.com
Application Form for Honorary D.Litt.
Name of Program: Honorary D.Litt.
• Bio-data with full particulars (academic and research/ Industrial/ Administrative)
• A brief account of his/ her recent research work, contribution to society, innovation, advancement (in about 1000 words)
• List of publications, books, policy documents, newspaper articles, magazine articles etc.
• Reprints of best research papers, achievements in society, industry, academics and administration
• Details of contribution to society in any one or more areas – social, education, development and finance, global policy, international relations, health, environmental issues, politics, science and technology, innovation, industry and entrepreneurship and ethics etc.
• Copies of certificates in support of qualifications and experience
• Detail of Referrals/Recommendations, if any
• Proof of Patents, If any
Fill up above Application Form and submit online at Email
plojindexing@gmail.com
After scrutiny and evaluation of submitted Application Form for the candidacy of Honorary D.Litt. Once the Application is approved, the candidate will be allowed to register for Honorary D.Litt. by payment of registration fee.
Applications are invited for Honorary Ph.D from eminent persons, who have made significant contribution. Honorary Doctor of Philosophy is superior in terms of honor and recognition compared to Doctor of Philosophy earned through course work.
Eligibility for Honorary Ph.D
A candidate who is awarded Masters degree in any discipline of Arts / Science / Management / Commerce / Engineering / Medical Science / Sports / Pharmacy / Law or other related areas by University or degree recognized equivalent thereto from any University may present his/her candidacy for the Honorary Ph.D provided that he/she has:
Minimum 2 years post Masters Degree experience or has published 3 research papers in journals.
Or
Post Masters degree experience of more than 3 years in Business, Humanities, Social Sciences, Design, Creative Arts and other related areas,
Or
Masters degree with at least three recommendations/ referrals of his research/ contribution from nationally/ internationally recognized experts of concerned field and his/her work and efforts has made distinct contributions to the society and advancement of knowledge.
How to apply for Honorary Ph.D
A candidate seeking to submit his candidacy for Honorary Ph.D shall apply to Admission Department along with the following documents and requirements online at email plojindexing@gmail.com
Application Form for Honorary Ph.D
Name of Program: Honorary Ph.D
• Bio-data with full particulars (academic and research/ Industrial/ Administrative)
• A brief account of his/ her recent research work, contribution to society, innovation, advancement (in about 1000 words)
• List of publications, books, policy documents, newspaper articles, magazine articles etc.
• Reprints of best research papers, achievements in society, industry, academics and administration
• Details of contribution to society in any one or more areas – social, education, development and finance, global policy, international relations, health, environmental issues, politics, science and technology, innovation, industry and entrepreneurship and ethics etc.
• Copies of certificates in support of qualifications and experience
• Detail of Referrals/Recommendations, if any
• Proof of Patents, If any
Fill up above Application Form and submit online at Email
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After scrutiny and evaluation of submitted Application Form for the candidacy of Honorary Ph.D Once the Application is approved, the candidate will be allowed to register for Honorary Ph.D by payment of registration fee.
Honorary Legum Doctor (Latin: "teacher of the laws") (LL.D.; Doctor of Laws in English) is highest recognition for meritorious research scholars. Honorary Legum Doctor of Science is superior in terms of honor and recognition compared to Legum Doctor earned through course work.
Eligibility for Honorary LL.D.
A candidate who is awarded Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree in the discipline of Law and related areas by University or degree recognized equivalent thereto from any University may present his/her candidacy for the Doctor of Laws (LL.D.) provided that he/she has:
Minimum 2 years post Ph.D. teaching experience or Law practice in Court and has published 2 research papers in journals.
Or
Have post Master of Laws (LLM), Legal Practice Course (LPC) and Graduate Diploma in Law (GDL) experience of more than 2 years in the discipline of law and related areas, at least three recommendations/referrals of his work or contribution from nationally/internationally recognized experts of concerned field and his/her work and efforts has made distinct contributions to the society in the field of law.
How to apply for Honorary LL.D.
A candidate seeking to submit his candidacy for Honorary LL.D. shall apply to Admission Department along with the following documents and requirements online at email plojindexing@gmail.com
Application Form for Honorary LL.D.
Name of Program: Honorary LL.D.
• Bio-data with full particulars (academic and research/ Industrial/ Administrative)
• A brief account of his/ her recent research work, contribution to society, innovation, advancement (in about 1000 words)
• List of publications, books, policy documents, newspaper articles, magazine articles etc.
• Reprints of best research papers, achievements in society, industry, academics and administration
• Details of contribution to society in any one or more areas – social, education, development and finance, global policy, international relations, health, environmental issues, politics, science and technology, innovation, industry and entrepreneurship and ethics etc.
• Copies of certificates in support of qualifications and experience
• Detail of Referrals/Recommendations, if any
• Proof of Patents, If any
Fill up above Application Form and submit online at Email
plojindexing@gmail.com
After scrutiny and evaluation of submitted Application Form for the candidacy of Honorary LL.D. Once the Application is approved, the candidate will be allowed to register for Honorary LL.D. by payment of registration fee.
Application for Admission
A candidate seeking to submit his candidacy for Honorary D.Sc./ Honorary D.Litt./ Honorary LL.D. / Honorary Ph.D shall apply to Admission Department along with the following documents and requirements online at email plojindexing@gmail.com
Name of Program: ?
• Bio-data with full particulars (academic and research/ Industrial/ Administrative)
• A brief account of his/ her recent research work, contribution to society, innovation, advancement (in about 1000 words)
• List of publications, books, policy documents, newspaper articles, magazine articles etc.
• Reprints of best research papers, achievements in society, industry, academics and administration
• Details of contribution to society in any one or more areas – social, education, development and finance, global policy, international relations, health, environmental issues, politics, science and technology, innovation, industry and entrepreneurship and ethics etc.
• Copies of certificates in support of qualifications and experience
• Detail of Referrals/Recommendations, if any
• Proof of Patents, If any
After scrutiny and evaluation of submitted proposal for the candidacy of Honorary D.Sc./ Honorary D.Litt./ Honorary LL.D. / Honorary Ph.D Once the proposal is approved, the candidate will be allowed to register for Honorary D.Sc. / Honorary D.Litt. / Honorary LL.D. / Honorary Ph.D by payment of registration fee.
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