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Description: Paul Caron is one of the leading national tax scholars of his generation. Since joining the UC faculty thirteen years ago, Professor Caron has written numerous books and law review articles and is active in a variety of scholarly projects. He serves as Series Editor for Foundation Press in developing a Law Stories Series of books patterned after his Tax Stories book. In addition, he serves as Series Editor for LexisNexis Group in developing a Graduate Tax Series of books designed for use in the 28 law school tax LL.M. programs. Professor Caron is co-editor of three electronic journals of Tax Law Abstracts published by the Legal Scholarship Network (www.ssrn.com): Tax Law & Policy and Practitioner Series (with Joseph Bankman) and International & Comparative Tax (with Robert Green). He is Editor of the Tax Law Subject Guide on JURIST: The Legal Education Network (http://jurist.law.pitt.edu), owner and moderator of TaxProf, the AALS-sponsored email discussion group of over 250 tax law professors, and publisher and editor of TaxProf Blog (http://taxprof.typepad.com).
Professor Caron has served as a visiting professor at the University of Florida College of Law, Florida State University College of Law, the University of San Diego School of Law, and the New York University/Office of Chief Counsel Continuing Professional Education Program. He was awarded a grant from the American Tax Policy Institute for Tax Stories. He has received the Faculty Achievement Award (1997) for outstanding scholarship, teaching, and service, the Harold C. Schott Publication Prize (2002, 2003 & 2004) for outstanding scholarship, and the Goldman Prize for Teaching Excellence (2003). He served as the inaugural Associate Dean for Faculty Research (1999-2001) and is now Director of Faculty Projects at the College of Law.
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