Tax Justice and Global Inequality

How can countries secure resources for their development and how can tax systems help to address inequalities? Watch the book launch of the timely book “Tax Justice and Global Inequality” with editors Erika Dayle Siu and Krishen Mehta, and discussants Tina Søreide and Astrid Haas, moderated by Bjørn Enge Bertelsen.

How can countries secure resources for their development and how can tax systems help to address inequalities? Watch the book launch of the timely book “Tax Justice and Global Inequality” with editors Erika Dayle Siu and Krishen Mehta, and discussants Tina Søreide and Astrid Haas, moderated by Bjørn Enge Bertelsen.

As COVID-19 pushes millions of people into poverty while others continue to accumulate their wealth, new calls for more fair and just taxation are raised. The current challenges of increasing global inequalities demand a re-examination of the financial architecture and tax system we live in, to secure resources for development and to enable countries to protect their sources of revenue for the financial challenges that lie ahead. How can countries secure resources for their development and how can tax systems help to address inequalities?

 

The timely book “Tax Justice and Global Inequality” addresses these questions by exploring a variety of tax policy solutions at the domestic and international level to raise revenue and promote sustainable futures in the post-COVID era.

 

 

On 17 February 2021 GRIP held a book launch for the recent publication which is part of CROP’s International Studies in Poverty Research published by Zed Books. Participants in the launch were moderator Bjørn Enge Bertelsen (GRIP), editors Erika Dayle Siu and Krishen Mehta, and discussants Tina Søreide (NHH) and Astrid Haas (IGC).

 

Watch the “Tax Justice and Global Inequality” book launch here: