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In the field of state and local taxation, no other clause of -- or silence within -- the Constitution has as much significance as the Commerce Clause. It yields the fundamental limitations on state taxing power with which professionals in our field grapple daily -- nexus, discrimination, and fair apportionment to name a few. This compilation of articles and essays presents analyses by preeminent authorities of not only the intricacies of these "day-to-day" issues, but also the theoretical underpinnings of Commerce Clause jurisprudence. The day-long program from which these pieces are adapted was held at Georgetown University Law Center on May 16th, 2007.
ABA Editorial Board: Editor in Chief - Debra Silverman Herman; Managing Editor - Jeffrey C. Glickman; Primary Editors - Brandee Tilman, Marc Simonetti
Georgetown Student Editorial Board: Editor in Chief - Robert J. Wille; Senior Symposium Editors - Brian Baltz, Claudiu P. Danciu, Melissa R. Johnson, Jimmy Kroger, Damian A. Myers, Jenny R. Robertson, Ryan Wyzik
Individual Articles Available!
The articles that appear in the 2007 Symposium Edition are available individually, in PDF format, at a cost of $25 each.
