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    Volume 2 - Issue 4 - 2022 Tax Justice

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    • Why isn’t there More Support for Progressive Taxation of Wealth? A Sociological Contribution to the Wider Debate

      Katharina Hecht,  Mike Savage,  Kate Summers

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      24 Nov 2022

      2 (4):1
    • The Politics of Tax Justice in Democracies: Redistribution Beyond the Median Voter Theorem

      Jonathan Hopkin

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      24 Nov 2022

      2 (4):2
    • Social Acceptability of Tax and Transfer Schemes

      Ravi Kanbur,  Santiago Levy

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      24 Nov 2022

      2 (4):3
    • Universal Basic Income, Taxes, and the Poor

      Nora Lustig,  Valentina Martinez Pabon

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      24 Nov 2022

      2 (4):4
    • Is it Possible to Tax the Super-Rich?

      Andy Summers

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      24 Nov 2022

      2 (4):5
    • Different From You and Me: Tax Enforcement and Sophisticated Tax Evasion by the Wealthy

      Daniel Reck,  Jeanne Bomare

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      24 Nov 2022

      2 (4):6
    • Why Philanthropy is No Substitute for Taxation: A Case Study of Plutocratic Philanthropy in the UK

      Luna Glucksberg,  Louise Russell-Prywata

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      24 Nov 2022

      2 (4):7
    • Progressivity and Inequality

      Frank A. Cowell

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      24 Nov 2022

      2 (4):8
    • Can Inheritance Taxation Promote Equality of Opportunities?

      Etienne Fize,  Nicolas Grimprel,  Camille Landais

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      24 Nov 2022

      2 (4):9
    • Issues of Fairness in Taxing Corporate Profit

      Michael Devereux,  John Vella

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      24 Nov 2022

      2 (4):10
    • Is the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development’s 2021 Tax Deal Fair?

      Tove Maria Ryding,  Alex Voorhoeve

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      24 Nov 2022

      2 (4):11

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