Deconstructive reading of international tax law
ACIL visiting fellow Ezgi Arık (Koç University)
10 March 2020
ACIL visiting fellow Ezgi Arık, a PhD candidate in Public Law at Koç University, is researching international tax law. She holds an LL.M degree from Koç University, Istanbul. She wrote her LL.M thesis on transfer pricing documentation. In her PhD research, she focuses on the deconstructive reading of international tax law.
She contends that international tax law is strongly related to public international law and international relations. During her research at ACIL, she focuses on public international law subjects in relation to international tax law such as the role of international organizations and treaty-making issues.
She is pursuing part of her research at ACIL because of expertise represented by ACIL researches in areas such as international organizations and treaty-making processes, which strongly related to her thesis subject. By doing her research at ACIL, she will not only benefit of extensive library resources but also from substantial knowledge of ACIL researchers.