Tax Papers At ClassCrits IX Conference At Loyola-Chicago

Critical Perspectives on Tax Law 

• Les Book (Villanova), Bureaucratic Oppression and the Tax System, 69 Tax Law. 567 (2016)
• Samuel Brunson (Loyola-Chicago), Avoiding Progressivity: RICs, Pease, and the AMT
• David Herzig (Valparaiso), Let Prophets Be (Non) Profits
• Shu-Yi Oei (Tulane), The Troubling Case of Offshore Tax Enforcement 

Distributing Wealth, Law and Power

• Robert Ashford (Syracuse), Why Working But Poor?
• Victoria J. Haneman (Concordia), The Collision of Holographic Wills and the 120-Hour Rule, 34 Nova L. Rev. 449 (2015)
• Doron Narotzki (Akron), Dark Pools, High-Frequency Trading and the Financial Transaction Tax: A Solution or Complication?, 64 Drake L. Rev. 797 (2016)
• Goldburn P. Maynard, Jr. (Louisville), A Plea for Courts to Abolish the Judicially Created Right of the Wealthy to Avoid Estate Taxes

Taxation, Social Justice and Development

• Karl Botchway (CUNY) & Jamee Moudud (Sarah Lawrence), Capacity Building, Taxation and Corporate Power in Africa
• Rohan Grey (Binzagr Institute for Sustainable Prosperity) & Nathan Tankus (Modern Money Network), Corporate Taxation in a Modern Monetary Economy: Legal History, Theory, Prospects
• Martha T. McCluskey (SUNY), Corporatocracy and Class in State and Local “Job-Creation” Subsidies
• Doron Narotzki (Akron), Corporate Social Responsibility and Taxation: The Next Step of the Evolution, 16 Hous. Bus. & Tax L.J. 167 (2016)

For more, see the program. (Hat Tip: The Surly Subgroup.)