Dr. Aymen Mohammad began his career as a public policy lawyer, focusing on legislative drafting, public law, and regulation.
He later joined NALSAR University of Law as a doctoral fellow, where his research examines the constitutional value of fraternity in relation to citizenship, political participation, and federalism.
Dr. Aymen’s work lies at the intersection of law and politics, with a particular interest in election law, federalism, and democratic institutions. He is also engaged in projects that make legal scholarship accessible to wider audiences and is committed to bridging the gap between legal theory and practice.