The Value of Vagueness
Oxford-Virginia Legal Dialogs
Tax Meets Non-Tax
Fall 2022 to Spring 2023
Sponsored by UVA Law’s Virginia Center for Tax Law
and the University of Oxford Faculty of Law
In an environment of increasing academic specialization, Oxford-Virginia Legal Dialogs seeks to build bridges across academic disciplines by introducing a new kind of workshop. For each session, a tax scholar will select a non-tax, but law-related, work that is prominent in its own field and explain how the work is relevant to the study of taxation. The author of the work will then respond before we open the session to questions and discussion by workshop attendees.
All sessions will take place on Zoom, unless otherwise indicated, and the work to be discussed will be
distributed in advance of the session.
The co-convenors are Tsilly Dagan of Oxford and Ruth Mason of UVA Law
Friday, October 21,
10am Eastern | 3pm UK
- Featured Work: Timothy Endicott (Oxford), The Value of Vagueness, in Vagueness in Normative Terms (Bhatia, et al., eds 2005). Chapter will be emailed to registrants in advance of the talk.
- Commentator: Judith Freedman (emeritus Oxford)