Steven A. Dean is an award-winning author and a Professor of Law and the Paul Siskind Research Scholar at Boston University. He has spoken at the United Nations and testified in Congress about the impact of racism on tax law. Dean's work forced President Biden to change course on tax havens and forced the leading international tax policymaking organization to withdraw a major marketing brochure. He led the world's foremost graduate tax law program at NYU and practiced tax with leading global law firms. He earned his law degree from Yale and has published four previous books, including two with Oxford.

A fascinating and greatly needed book.

• Introduction: Tax and the Origins of Global Inequality Chapter 1: The Perils of Precision Chapter 2: A Surprising Generosity Chapter 3: The Rise of Global Jim Crow Chapter 4: US Power and Global Jim Crow Chapter 5: Contesting Global Jim Crow Chapter 6: Global Jim Crow's Pyrrhic Victory Chapter 7: Beyond Global Jim Crow Conclusion: Fear of a Black Planet

Steven A. Dean is an award-winning author and a Professor of Law and the Paul Siskind Research Scholar at Boston University. He has spoken at the United Nations and testified in Congress about the impact of racism on tax law. Dean's work forced President Biden to change course on tax havens and forced the leading international tax policymaking organization to withdraw a major marketing brochure. He led the world's foremost graduate tax law program at NYU and practiced tax with leading global law firms. He earned his law degree from Yale and has published four previous books, including two with Oxford.

A fascinating and greatly needed book.

• Introduction: Tax and the Origins of Global Inequality Chapter 1: The Perils of Precision Chapter 2: A Surprising Generosity Chapter 3: The Rise of Global Jim Crow Chapter 4: US Power and Global Jim Crow Chapter 5: Contesting Global Jim Crow Chapter 6: Global Jim Crow's Pyrrhic Victory Chapter 7: Beyond Global Jim Crow Conclusion: Fear of a Black Planet

Steven A. Dean is an award-winning author and a Professor of Law and the Paul Siskind Research Scholar at Boston University. He has spoken at the United Nations and testified in Congress about the impact of racism on tax law. Dean's work forced President Biden to change course on tax havens and forced the leading international tax policymaking organization to withdraw a major marketing brochure. He led the world's foremost graduate tax law program at NYU and practiced tax with leading global law firms. He earned his law degree from Yale and has published four previous books, including two with Oxford.

A fascinating and greatly needed book.

• Introduction: Tax and the Origins of Global Inequality Chapter 1: The Perils of Precision Chapter 2: A Surprising Generosity Chapter 3: The Rise of Global Jim Crow Chapter 4: US Power and Global Jim Crow Chapter 5: Contesting Global Jim Crow Chapter 6: Global Jim Crow's Pyrrhic Victory Chapter 7: Beyond Global Jim Crow Conclusion: Fear of a Black Planet