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Taxation
An Interdisciplinary Approach to Research
Edited by Margaret Lamb, Andrew Lymer, Judith Freedman, and Simon James
330 pages
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234x156mm
978-0-19-924293-1
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Hardback
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30 September 2004
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- Excellent introduction to taxation research
- Reviews different approaches to taxation, and various research resources
- Examines taxation from different disciplinary and inter-disciplinary perspectives
- Includes bibliographic surveys of specific areas of research and guides to research resources
Taxation involves complex questions of policy, law, and practice. The book offers an innovative introduction to tax research by combining commentary on disciplinary-based and interdisciplinary approaches. Its objective is to guide and encourage researchers how to produce taxation research that is rigorous and relevant. It comments upon how disciplinary-based approaches to tax research have developed in law, economics, accounting, political science, and social policy. Its authors then go to introduce an inter-disciplinary research approach to taxation research.
Effective approaches to research problem
definition and research method choice are outlined by leading authors in their fields, and topical studies provide bibliographic surveys of specific areas of tax research. The book provides suggestions of topics, readings, and approaches that are intended to help the new researcher choose ways to begin their tax research.
Written by a group of international experts, this book will be essential reading for new researchers in the tax field, including PhD students; for existing researchers wishing to broaden their understanding of taxation; for policymakers wanting to gauge where the leading edge of current tax research lies; and for tax practitioners interested in scholarly contributions to their field of practice.
Readership: Academics, researchers, and students of Business Studies, Accounting, Law, Economics, or Economic Policy, tax practitioners, and consultants, looking for an introduction to tax research, or to deepen their understanding of taxation.
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Edited by Margaret Lamb, Reader in Accounting, Warwick Business School, Andrew Lymer, Senior Lecturer in Accounting and Taxation, Birmingham Business School, Judith Freedman, KPMG Professor of Tax Law, University of Oxford, and Simon James, Reader in Economics, School of Business and Economics, Exeter University Contributors:
Rebecca Boden, Professor of Accounting, Bristol Business School
Jamie Elliott, Director in the Transfer Pricing Group, Deloitte & Touche LLP
Jane Frecknall Hughes, Senior Lecturer in Accounting, Leeds University Business School
Judith
Freedman, KPMG Professor of Tax Law, Oxford University
John Hasseldine, Senior Lecturer in Accounting and Finance, Nottingham University Business School
Kevin Holland, Sir Julian Hodge Professor of Accounting and Finance, School of Management and Business, University of Wales
Simon James, Reader in Economics, School of Business and Economics, University of Exeter
Margaret Lamb, Reader in Accounting, Warwick Business School
Andrew Lymer, Senior Lecturer in Accounting, Taxation, and Information Systems, Birmingham Business School
Alan Macnaughton, KPMG Professor of Accounting, University of Waterloo in Ontario
Amin Mawani, Associate Professor of Taxation, Schulich School of Business, York University in Toronto
Peter Moizer, Professor of Accounting, Leeds University Business School
Tom O'Shea, Research Fellow in Taxation, Queen Mary, University of London
Jeff Pope, Associate Professor in the School of Economics and Finance at Curtin University of Technology, Perth
Claudio M. Radaelli, Professor of Public Policy, School of Social and International Studies, and Director of the Centre for European Studies, University of Bradford
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Part I: Introduction
1: Margaret Lamb: Interdisciplinary Taxation Research: An Introduction
Part II: Taxation Research as Part of Research Traditions
2: Judith Freedman: Taxation Research as Legal Research
3: Simon James: Taxation Research as Economic Research
4: Margaret Lamb: Taxation Research as Accounting Research
5: Claudio M. Radaelli: Taxation Research as Political Science Research
6: Rebecca Boden: Taxation Research as Social Policy Research
Part III: Applying Interdisciplinary Approaches to Taxation Problems
7: Jane Frecknall Hughes and Peter Moizer: Taxation and Ethics
8: John Hasseldine: Behavioural Studies of Tax Practice
9: Simon James: Taxation and Business Strategy
10: Alan Mcnaughton and Amin Mawani: Microeconomic Approaches to Tax Research
11: Jamie Elliott: International Transfer Pricing
12: Jamie Elliott: Tax Compliance Costs
13: Tom O'Shea: European Law of Taxation
14: Kevin Holland: Taxation and Capital Markets
15: Andrew Lymer: Taxation in an Electronic World
Part IV: Interdisciplinary Research in Taxation
16: Margaret Lamb: Conducting Interdisciplinary Research in Taxation: Some Conclusions
Appendices
Appendix I: John Hasseldine and Andrew Lymer: Journals with a Tax Research
Appendix II: John Hasseldine: Academic Tax Research Organizations
Appendix III: Kevin Holland, Amin Mawani, and Andrew Lymer: Empirical Sources for Tax Research
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