The tax law and policy discussion group provides an informal forum for the discussion of tax law, tax policy and tax theory at Oxford. We meet (face to face or online) a couple of times each term to discuss tax related papers from multiple perspectives, including doctrinal, economic, social, comparative and historical.

The group welcomes inbound enquiries from visiting academics, Faculty members and graduate students to present their work - at various stages - to fellow students and academics. While we cannot commit to accepting all applications to speak, we would love to hear from research students or early-career academics, particularly from under represented backgrounds, in addition to more experienced speakers.

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If you would like to present your work, or have any other questions, please contact the discussion group convenors

Graduate Convenor: Shreya Rao

Senior Member: Tsilly Dagan

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June 1, 2023: Tax and Globalization: Towards a New Social Contract