[23.11.12] Dependency and Denial: The Regulatory Landscape for Tax Havens
The Norwegian Institute of International Affairs, NUPI, has the pleasure of inviting you to a seminar:
Dependency and Denial: The Regulatory Landscape for Tax Havens
The seminar will tackle the relationship between tax havens and development, and what the US and the EU do to regulate tax havens.
The research project Systems of Tax Evasion and Laundering (STEAL) seeks to identify Global Wealth Chains that are the articulation of organized activities between individuals or international entities, developed countries, developing countries, and tax havens.
Program 12:30-14:30
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Welcome and Introduction: The STEAL program and Global Wealth Chains
Dr. Benjamin de Carvalho, NUPI, and Prof. Leonard Seabrooke, NUPI -
New Dependency Relationships: Offshore, Large Banking Conglomerates and Development"
Prof. Ronen Palan, City University London -
Tackling Tax havens in the US and EU: A Strategy of Not In My Backyard (NIMBY)
Dr. Duncan Wigan, Copenhagen Business School -
Plenary Discussion
Chair: Dr. Eleni Tsingou, Copenhagen Business School
The research project STEAL is funded by the Norwegian Research Council.
The NUPI policy briefs associated with the seminar can be downloaded here:
NUPI Policy Brief No. 13
New Dependency Relationships: Offshore, Large Banking Conglomerates and Development
Ronen Palan
NUPI Policy Brief No. 14
Tackling Tax Havens in the US and EU: A Strategy of Not In My Backyard (NIMBY)
Duncan Wigan