Alice Pirlot

Do legal scholars have anything to say about carbon leakage (or is it a question that should be left to economists)? In this article I try to explain the key role of international climate change law on carbon leakage & carbon leakage prevention measures. doi.org/10.1017/S20471…

Tax Law Scholarship: Introspection and Typology, 8 British Tax Rev. 277 (2025) bit.ly/3TS1DRI by @liceP1 (Catholic University of Louvain)

@SoCalTaxProf Many thanks for sharing:) I am now based at the Geneva Graduate Institute:)

British Tax Review issue 1 2025- Special Issue on Global Tax Governance: articles by Michael Lennard, Diane M. Ring, Jerome Lammers and Roberto Ramos Obando and usual current notes and case notes from Philip Baker, Richard Collier, Bill Dodwell, Timothy Lyons and Steven Gee.

@SoCalTaxProf maybe of interest?:)

To what extent do tax law scholars use their scholarly work to encourage policy changes? Is activism in tax academia problematic? Why? Does it lead to conflicts of interest? I explore these questions in my editorial published in open access here kluwerlawonline.com/journalarticle…

Opening #JIEL Issue 27(4), Special Editors @TsillyDagan & @liceP1 introduce the feature on #RemakingGlobalTax and examine the decentralized regime of #internationaltaxlaw. #globaltaxgovernance #taxreform academic.oup.com/jiel/article/2…

The ITLOS advisory opinion on climate change raised important questions on the concept of common but differentiated responsibilities and UNCLOS duties of technical assistance. Our PhD candidate Laisa Branco and Julia Weston explore these questions here: bit.ly/49In7aP

Today we close off the IL Colloquium for the semester! Join us for a discussion with Professor Anna Petrig on the interaction between the regime of innocent passage under the UNCLOS and IHRL. Our PhD candidate Mariana Ferolla Vallandro do Valle will act as the discussant.

Join the #CLIMATEWEEK #Geneva discussion: Without Transition. A new history of energy With Jean-Baptiste Fressoz, @CNRS Historian Moderated in French & English by Professor @liceP1 📅26 Nov 18:30, Maison de la paix 👉bit.ly/3UoUDMH @GVAGrad_HCGS @tessforum @VilleDeGeneve

📚Another IL Colloquium coming up tomorrow! Prof Gail Lythgoe will present her research on "The Rebirth of Territory", and how the deterritorialisation discourse operates in IL, with our PhD candidate @Jana_Sikorska acting as the discussant.

.@TokasMarios analyses the concept of #levelplayingfield in #InternationalEconomicLaw, and the consequent #regulatoryburden across #marketactors. academic.oup.com/jiel/article/2…

Interesting paper by Rasmus. Not sure I agree with him on carbon taxes though (see papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…)

🚨 New paper out! Excited to share this, where I take a 'weaponized interdependence' view at explaining historical failure and recent success in global tax policy - and how that view can help fight climate change and inequality🧵👇 #OA @Global_Policy: doi.org/10.1111/1758-5…

💡The PhD Roundtables are back! The roundtables are where our PhD candidates discuss and share ongoing research. This semester they are organized by @praggya_surana and Michiel Hoornick and will include presentations by @rrcmarques, @giac_onurb & @deryacakim. See you there!

For our IL Colloquium this Thursday, Prof Franziska Sucker will explore how the AfCFTA can be leveraged to navigate increasing imbalances between African countries and more digitally advanced areas of the world. Our PhD candidate @TokasMarios will act as the discussant.

@FerryDanini Ca me rappelle l’épisode du remboursement dans “surely you are joking Mr Feynman”

French uni: "nous allons vous prendre des billets de train, nous avons donc besoin de votre adresse personnelle, numéro de passeport, de sécurité sociale, le sang de votre premier né et votre groupe sanguin ainsi qu'une mèche de cheveux de moins de 6 mois"

@amy_lawton_ Congratulations!!!!

And it’s back to work after the best month off 🤍. I won’t be winning any wife-of-the-year awards this year, as I pack to begin my Fulbright Scholar award tomorrow! I’ll be spending three months in Philadelphia in the Villanova Federal Tax Clinic.

💡Emotions & int'l law project now has an interview series! Prof. @anne_saab, @aliki_semertzi & Portia Karegeya interviewed different scholars engaged with int'l law or law and emotions, including @ValentinJeutner, Sharyn Roach Anleu & @BandesSusan. shorturl.at/jMQ8L

@delaFeriaR @Johannesen1977 @JudithFreedman @GlenLoutzenhis1 @Oxford_MScTax Winning team!

💡The latest issue of @TELjournal is now available, exploring the complexity of transnational environmental law. Read the newest issue here in #openaccess: cambridge.org/core/journals/…