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Forbes Logo
January 2021

Martin Hearson’s podcast appearance featured in Forbes

ICTD Research Fellow and International Tax lead Martin Hearson recently appeared in a Tax Notes Talk podcast episode. The transcript of the podcast has been featured in Forbes in an article called Tax Policy: How Inclusive Is The OECD’s Inclusive Framework?

 

Professor Mick Moore made a OBE
December 2020

Mick Moore OBE award covered by Brighton and Hove News

Brighton and Hove News writes about ICTD Founding CEO, Professor Mick Moore, and his recent appointment of an OBE by the Queen in her New Year Honours List. Read more in their article “Actors, academics and ambulance service veteran honoured by the Queen“.

Tax Notes_Coverage of ICTD webinar
December 2020

ICTD working paper featured in Tax Notes International

In their article “Study Sheds Light on Inclusivity of OECD Global Tax Negotiations“, Tax Notes International writes about the launch of Rasmus Corlin Christensen, Martin Hearson, and Tovony Randriamanalina’s recent research paper “At the Table, Off the Menu? Assessing the Participation of Lower-Income Countries in Global Tax Negotiations“.

International tax review article
November 2020

Martin Hearson quoted in International Tax Review article

ICTD Research Fellow and International Tax lead Martin Hearson was quoted in International Tax Review’s article, “This week in tax: US election uncertainty continues

Tax Foundation article
November 2020

Martin Hearson mentioned in Tax Foundation article

ICTD Research Fellow and International Tax lead Martin Hearson was mentioned in the Tax Foundation’s article “The UN Approach on Digital Taxation“. The article mentions Martin’s research on tax treaties.

Professor Mick Moore on Daily FT
October 2020

Media coverage of Mick Moore in Advocata Institute forum

Advocata Institute, a Colombo-based think tank, hosted a live forum on how to improve Sri Lanka’s debt sustainability on September 30th. ICTD Senior Fellow Professor Mick Moore was invited to speak. The event was covered in several Sri Lankan media outlets, including DailyFT and Business Times.

 

ICTD working paper featured in Tax Notes International
September 2020

ICTD working paper featured in Tax Notes International

ICTD Researcher Mustapha Ndajiwo was recently mentioned in Tax Notes International’s featured analysis “Digital Taxation in Africa: Safety in Numbers?“. The article features Mustapha’s working paper “The Taxation of the Digitalised Economy: An African Study”.

Article by Wilson Prichard_Who should bear the costs of covid19
August 2020

Wilson Prichard’s opinion piece in The Hill Times

On August 17, Wilson Prichard’s opinion piece “Who should bear the costs of COVID-19?” was published in The Hill Times. Read the piece here.

Martin Hearso mentionned in a Forbes Article
August 2020

Martin Hearson mentioned in Forbes article

ICTD Research Fellow and International Tax lead Martin Hearson was mentioned in Forbes‘ article, “How The OECD Became The World’s Tax Leader

The Conversation_Insecurity property rights Lagos
August 2020

ICTD research featured in The Conversation, Modern Ghana, and All Africa

NTRN’s Lead Research Consultant Olly Owen and researcher Tom Goodfellow published their blog “Insecurity underpins property rights in Lagos — no matter what class you are” to The Conversation. The blog was republished by Modern Ghana and All Africa.

Giulia Mascagni quoted in Africa Check
July 2020

Giulia Mascagni quoted in Africa Check

ICTD Research Director Giulia Mascagni was quoted in Africa Check‘s article, “Tax incentives cost Kenya 6% of GDP, but there’s no global ‘standard’”

Max Gallien featured in "Africa and the Global Illicit Economy" podcast
July 2020

Max Gallien featured in “Africa and the Global Illicit Economy” podcast

ICTD Research Fellow Max Gallien was featured in the Africa and the Global Illicit Economy podcast in their July 7th episode “Licit Economy Smuggling in the Maghreb and Sahel“. The podcast draws on the Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime’s civil society observatories for North, South, East and West Africa to get a feel for how Organized Crime is impacting some of the world and the continent’s emergency trends and contemporary events. Listen to the podcast here.

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