Document Type
Article
Publication Title
The Contemporary Tax Journal
Publication Date
2020
Abstract
This paper is more of an ethnographic comparison, inspired by classroom experiences, between U.S. and Peruvian tax law education than what Garbarino calls “hard-nose comparative work” that requires an underlying theory and a clear methodology. It is also different from most comparative works because it is not actually about an area of law itself but about how it is taught and why, visiting some of the most critical variables in legal education. Nevertheless, I have tried to keep in mind the main critiques of comparative tax studies that could also become errors in the comparisons that I intend to draw.
Recommended Citation
Fernando J. Loayza Jordán, A Peruvian Tax Lawyer in a U.S. Corporate Tax Class: What Can Be Explained and What Cannot Be Explained, 9(2) Contemp. Tax J. 50 (2020).
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