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Call for Papers – Tax Law

On April 9-10, 2010, Saint Louis University School of Law and its Center for International and Comparative Law will host the Critical Tax Conference. The Saint Louis University Law Journal will publish a symposium issue, and seeks submissions of previously unpublished papers related to comparative or international tax law. These papers should generally be in publishable or near publishable form.  The deadline for submitting developed proposals is August 17, 2009.   Proposals should be sent to Henry Ordower (ordoweh@slu.edu), Nan Kaufman (kaufman@slu.edu), or Kerry Ryan (kryan21@slu.edu).  For more details, go here.

Topics: Calls for Papers; Tax Law

Add comment May 11, 2009

Yale Law Journal: Call for Tax Papers

The Yale Law Journal Pocket Part has issued a call for 1,500-word essays and commentaries in two areas with tax angles: Sovereign Wealth Funds (June 27, 2008 submission deadline) & Virtual Worlds (August 25, 2008 submission deadline).  For more details, go here. 

Topics: Tax Law; Calls for Papers

Add comment April 17, 2008

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