Racial Capitalism and International Tax Law: The Story of Global Jim Crow
This book investigates the ways international tax law embodies racial capitalism, framing it as the story of Global Jim Crow. It analyzes how fiscal policies maintain global inequalities rooted in racial hierarchies, urging a reevaluation of economic systems for justice and fairness.
About This Book
Racial Capitalism and International Tax Law examines the intersection of global economic structures and racial dynamics. The book delves into how tax policies reinforce systemic inequalities on an international scale.
Through a detailed analysis, it reveals the mechanisms that sustain what the author terms Global Jim Crow, drawing parallels between historical racial oppression and modern fiscal frameworks.
The narrative highlights the role of international tax law in perpetuating capitalist systems that disproportionately affect marginalized communities worldwide.
By connecting economic theory with social justice, the work offers insights into reforming global tax regimes for greater equity.
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