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Eric A. Kades

Thomas Jefferson Professor of Law

College of William and Mary

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William & Mary Law School

Eric A. Kades is currently serving as a William & Mary Law School Thomas Jefferson Professor of Law at College of William And Mary.

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College of William and Mary

Thomas Jefferson Professor of Law

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law public policy tax policy economic policy tax avoidance land economics public integrity public money fiscal policy optimal taxation land redistribution public law governance political economy law and economics economic systems comparative law world development economic analysis policy perspective governmental process policy implementation policy driver property relations tax incentives indigenous peoples indigenous movements contrasting economic continuous burdens principle anti trusts pharmacology health policy bioethics legal medicine public management business ethics nonprofit organizations safety science system safety comparative political studies economic behavior history of economic thought interdisciplinary history drug policy societal influence philanthropy altruism legal compliance accident investigation transport accident traffic medicine corporate compliance corporate law income distribution fiscal issues philosophy of history historical reassessment historical evidence indigenous studies settler colonialism corporate taxation trust management urban politics precious resource dynastic family trust selfish genes great wealth charitable continuum flexible legal tool avoiding takings line between taxes broader application property rights company charter credit where credit great case economics constitutional law real estate transactions urban governance urban geography eminent domain property evaluation real estate

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Anti Trusts: Reforming an Excessively Flexible Legal Tool. Vt. L. Rev. (2023)

lawlegal complianceanti trustspublic integritypublic lawjurisprudencepublic policy

Comparing Contrasting Economic and Natural Law Approaches to Policymaking. Texas A&M Journal of Property Law (2023)

contrasting economicgovernmental processlaw and economicslawpolicy drivercomparative lawpublic lawgovernancepolitical economypolicy implementationeconomic systemseconomic policypublic policypolicy perspective

Comparing & Contrasting Economic and Natural Law Approaches to Policymaking. Tex. A&M J. Prop. L. (2023)

contrasting economicgovernmental processlaw and economicslawpolicy drivercomparative lawcomparative political studiesgovernancepolitical economypolicy implementationeconomic systemseconomic policypublic policypolicy perspective

Giving Credit Where Credit is Due: Fighting Inequality With a Progressive State Tax Credit. La. L. Rev. (2023)

public moneyfiscal issuesoptimal taxationtax policypublic economicsfiscal policycredit where creditincome distributionsocial inequalitytax incentiveseconomicseconomic inequalitypublic financeeconomic policypublic policyeconomic analysistax avoidance

How the Indians Lost Their Land, Law and Power on the Frontier. (2023)

anthropologysocial historyglobal historyindigenous studiescolonialismhistoryagrarian changehistorical geographysettler colonialismland redistributionempiretheir landindigenous peoples

One Trust, Two Taxes. Pittsburgh Tax Review (2023)

public moneyoptimal taxationtax policypublic economicspublic integritytrust managementcorporate taxationtrustpublic financeeconomic analysisfinancial lawpublic policytax avoidance

The 'Middle Ground' Perspective on the Expropriation of Indian Lands. Law & Soc. Inquiry (2023)

land degradationresource policyagricultural economicsland managementindigenous movementsland economicsland redistributionregional studiescivilizationsland useagricultural historyland developmentpolitical ecology'middle ground

A New Feudalism: Selfish Genes, Great Wealth and the Rise of the Dynastic Family Trust. SSRN Electronic Journal (2021)

Eric A. Kades

great wealthselfish geneseconomic historysocial sciencesdynastic family trusteconomicssocietal influence

Anti Trusts, Reforming an Excessively Flexible Legal Tool. SSRN Electronic Journal (2021)

Eric A. Kades

anti trustslawflexible legal tool

The Charitable Continuum. Theoretical Inquiries in Law (2021)

public moneybusiness ethicspublic administrationvoluntary sectornonprofit organizationspublic integritypublic managementphilanthropysocial sciencessocial responsibilitycharitable continuumsocial justicealtruism

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Eric A. Kades

Thomas Jefferson Professor of Law

College of William and Mary

Affiliations

William & Mary Law School

Eric A. Kades is currently serving as a William & Mary Law School Thomas Jefferson Professor of Law at College of William And Mary.

Honors

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Experiences

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Eric A. Kades

College of William and Mary

Thomas Jefferson Professor of Law

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Anti Trusts: Reforming an Excessively Flexible Legal Tool. Vt. L. Rev. (2023)

lawlegal complianceanti trustspublic integritypublic lawjurisprudencepublic policy

Comparing Contrasting Economic and Natural Law Approaches to Policymaking. Texas A&M Journal of Property Law (2023)

Comparing & Contrasting Economic and Natural Law Approaches to Policymaking. Tex. A&M J. Prop. L. (2023)

Giving Credit Where Credit is Due: Fighting Inequality With a Progressive State Tax Credit. La. L. Rev. (2023)

How the Indians Lost Their Land, Law and Power on the Frontier. (2023)

anthropologysocial historyglobal historyindigenous studiescolonialismhistoryagrarian changehistorical geographysettler colonialismland redistributionempiretheir landindigenous peoples

One Trust, Two Taxes. Pittsburgh Tax Review (2023)

public moneyoptimal taxationtax policypublic economicspublic integritytrust managementcorporate taxationtrustpublic financeeconomic analysisfinancial lawpublic policytax avoidance

The 'Middle Ground' Perspective on the Expropriation of Indian Lands. Law & Soc. Inquiry (2023)

A New Feudalism: Selfish Genes, Great Wealth and the Rise of the Dynastic Family Trust. SSRN Electronic Journal (2021)

Eric A. Kades

great wealthselfish geneseconomic historysocial sciencesdynastic family trusteconomicssocietal influence

Anti Trusts, Reforming an Excessively Flexible Legal Tool. SSRN Electronic Journal (2021)

Eric A. Kades

anti trustslawflexible legal tool

The Charitable Continuum. Theoretical Inquiries in Law (2021)

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