The debate among scholars on the scientific autonomy of tax law, which has been dormant for some decades, has recently been rekindled. The question is, in particular, whether the scientific autonomy of this sector is still relevant in the present time. The aim of this paper is to reconstruct the historical profile of the autonomy of tax law, starting from the founding phase of the discipline, to imagine its possible present and future perspectives. The conclusion is that autonomy gained over time is a value that cannot be renounced.

Origini e prospettive dell'autonomia scientifica del diritto tributario

Silvia Cipollina
2018-01-01

Abstract

The debate among scholars on the scientific autonomy of tax law, which has been dormant for some decades, has recently been rekindled. The question is, in particular, whether the scientific autonomy of this sector is still relevant in the present time. The aim of this paper is to reconstruct the historical profile of the autonomy of tax law, starting from the founding phase of the discipline, to imagine its possible present and future perspectives. The conclusion is that autonomy gained over time is a value that cannot be renounced.
2018
Law covers resources from both general and specialized areas of national and international law, including comparative law, criminology, business law, banking, corporate and tax law, constitutional law, civil rights, copyright and intellectual property law, environmental law, family law, medicine and the law as well as psychology and the law.
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Tax law, scientific autonomy, historical analysis, future perspectives
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