Political Philosophy and Taxation: A History from the Enlightenment to the Present. Cet article n’est pas disponible.Political Philosophy and Taxation: A History from the Enlightenment to the Present

Contents

1 Introduction: The Value of a Political Theory for the Proper Application of Taxation

Robert F. van Brederode

2 The Enlightenment and Influence of Social Contract Theory on Taxation

Hans Gribnau and Jane Frecknall-Hughes

3 Taxation and Utilitarianism: The Historical Evolution

Jennifer Bird-Pollan and Stefan Bird-Pollan

4 Classical Liberalism: Market-Supporting Institutions and Public Goods Funded by Limited Taxation

Charles Delmotte and Daniel Nientiedt

5 Marxism and Socialism: Progressive Taxation and Socialisation of Property

Sol Picciotto

6 The Conservative Approach to Taxation: The Complexity of Society, the Displacement of Voluntary Associations, and the Growth of the State

Gregory Collins

7 Taxation: The Libertarian View

Robert McGee and Walter Block

8 Legal Positivism and Tax Law: Kelsen, Is/Ought and Capital/Revenue; Hart, Open Texture and GAARs

John Prebble and Darien Shanske

9 Egalitarianism and Taxation

Jørgen Pedersen

10 Tax's Power: Feminism, Tax and the Making of Society

Tessa Davis

11 A Summary Proposal for Democratized Taxation

Robert F. van Brederode

Robert van Brederode is an independent tax lawyer, practitioner and scholar specializing in international tax and global indirect taxes. He has previously held executive positions in tax with several of the largest accounting firms. He has also served as an assistant professor at Maastricht University, School of Law; professor at the Erasmus University, Department of Economics; and adjunct professor at New York University, School of Law.