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Eduardo Baistrocchi is Associate Professor of International Tax Law at the London School of Economics and Political Science. He studied law at the Universidad de Buenos Aires, the LSE and Harvard Law School. He has been a Distinguished Visiting Professor at FGV Direito São Paulo, Northwestern University and the University of Toronto, and has held Chevening and Fulbright Scholarships.
His research focuses on international and corporate taxation. He has published in leading journals and with leading publishing houses, including the British Tax Review, Florida Tax Review, Global Tax Treaty Commentaries, the Modern Law Review, The Tax Lawyer, the Virginia Tax Review, the Oxford Journal of Legal Studies and Cambridge University Press.
Professor Baistrocchi is a frequent speaker on international tax issues and has presented his research at global and regional conferences, including the Academic Symposium of the Oxford University Centre for Business Taxation, the Vienna University of Economics and Business Transfer Pricing Symposium and the Global Tax Symposia.
He is the principal author and editor of the first treatise offering a global analysis of tax treaty disputes in the G20 and beyond within the first century of international taxation. His forthcoming book, The Making of International Taxation: Between Globalisation and Deglobalisation (under consideration for publication by Oxford University Press), explores the driving forces behind the emergence and evolution of the international tax regime over its first century (1923–2025) and advances a proposal for re-imagining global tax governance.
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Research Interests
His current research focuses on developing a theory on the international tax regime in the G20 since its emergence in the early 20th century. This theory aims to be grounded on data collected for the preparation of the treatiseA Global Analysis of Tax Treaty Disputes(London: Cambridge University Press, 2017).