Vol. 50, Issue 2, 2022November 08, 2022 EDT
Social Justice & Multi-Jurisdictional Tax: A Critical Examination of the Digitization of Commerce, Multi-Jurisdictional Tax & An Opportunity to Correct a Systemic Preference to Protect Wealth
Social Justice & Multi-Jurisdictional Tax: A Critical Examination of the Digitization of Commerce, Multi-Jurisdictional Tax & An Opportunity to Correct a Systemic Preference to Protect Wealth
Articles in Vol. 50, Issue 2, 2022
Vol. 50, Issue 2, 2022
- Social Justice & Multi-Jurisdictional Tax: A Critical Examination of the Digitization of Commerce, Multi-Jurisdictional Tax & An Opportunity to Correct a Systemic Preference to Protect WealthNatasha N. Varyani
- Preserving True Human Dignity in Human Rights LawJeffrey A. Brauch
- Aiming for Safety: Implementing Firearm Training Statutes, Balanced by Second Amendment JurisprudenceEmily D. Asher
- Interstate Federalism Implications of a Uniform Code of State Civil Procedure: Lessons From the Draft of the Third Restatement of Conflict of Laws and Shady GroveGlenn Koppel
Natasha N. Varyani, Social Justice & Multi-Jurisdictional Tax: A Critical Examination of the Digitization of Commerce, Multi-Jurisdictional Tax & An Opportunity to Correct a Systemic Preference to Protect Wealth, 50 Capital University Law Review 91 (2022).