By Alice Soares Guimarães, Federica Duca and Thatshisiwe Ndlovu.
Taxation is of central importance to modern societies, as it channels vital issues such as the individual's obligations to society; the powers and legitimacy of the state; the allocations of public and private resources; the rise of bureaucratic administration; and the reproduction of class, race, ethnic and gender inequalities. This three-year project seeks to understand how revenue collection has functioned historically in South Africa, Cameroon and Mozambique, and the character of state-society fiscal relations in these countries.
Date: 7 June 2018
Time: 17h30
Venue: Wits Club, West Campus, Wits University.
Please RSVP to
Mpho Mohapi
info(at)pari.org.za
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