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For the first Spiegel Sohmer Tax Policy Colloquium talk, the Stikeman Chair in Tax Law is pleased to welcome Professor Wayne Norman.

While each presentation takes place in a classroom setting, students, faculty and the general public are welcome to attend.

For the complete list of speakers, visit www.mcgill.ca/tax-law/events

Abstract

Using the media's recent coverage of Apple's tax avoidance strategies as a case study, Professor Norman will discuss how we ought to understand and rationalize corporate social responsibility and self-regulation norms emerging around the taxation of multinationals, and whether these rationalizations are, or should be, different than the rationalization of corporate tax regulation.

is Mike and Ruth Mackowski Professor of Ethics in the Kenan Institute for Ethics and the Department of Philosophy at Duke University. His work focuses on business ethics and his published work includes numerous books and journal articles, as well as contributions to 鈥�Ethics for Adversaries: How to Play Fair When You鈥檙e Playing to Win.鈥�