Francesco Farri is Associate Professor of Tax Law and works as Academic Fellow at "Bocconi" University of Milan. He holds a Ph.D degree in Economy and Business Law from "La Sapienza" University of Rome and has carried out research periods at Yale University Law School and at the Universities of Münster and Stockholm. He has published over seventy scientific works, among which two monographs, and is member of the editorial staff of primary importance scientific reviews. He works as tax law barrister and has served as juridical consultant for the Italian Government.

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• Foreword by Antonio Baldassare; 1. The Digi-global Economy and its Effects on the Law; 2. New Business Models, New “Places” and Tax Systems; 3. Strategies of Tax Valorization of the New Horizons of the Digi-Global Economy; 4. The Effects of Tax Valorization of Novelties of the Digi-global Economy on the Structure of Democratic Fiscal Systems; 5. Conclusion; Afterword by Anders Hultqvist; Bibliography

Francesco Farri is Associate Professor of Tax Law and works as Academic Fellow at "Bocconi" University of Milan. He holds a Ph.D degree in Economy and Business Law from "La Sapienza" University of Rome and has carried out research periods at Yale University Law School and at the Universities of Münster and Stockholm. He has published over seventy scientific works, among which two monographs, and is member of the editorial staff of primary importance scientific reviews. He works as tax law barrister and has served as juridical consultant for the Italian Government.

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• Foreword by Antonio Baldassare; 1. The Digi-global Economy and its Effects on the Law; 2. New Business Models, New “Places” and Tax Systems; 3. Strategies of Tax Valorization of the New Horizons of the Digi-Global Economy; 4. The Effects of Tax Valorization of Novelties of the Digi-global Economy on the Structure of Democratic Fiscal Systems; 5. Conclusion; Afterword by Anders Hultqvist; Bibliography

Francesco Farri is Associate Professor of Tax Law and works as Academic Fellow at "Bocconi" University of Milan. He holds a Ph.D degree in Economy and Business Law from "La Sapienza" University of Rome and has carried out research periods at Yale University Law School and at the Universities of Münster and Stockholm. He has published over seventy scientific works, among which two monographs, and is member of the editorial staff of primary importance scientific reviews. He works as tax law barrister and has served as juridical consultant for the Italian Government.

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• Foreword by Antonio Baldassare; 1. The Digi-global Economy and its Effects on the Law; 2. New Business Models, New “Places” and Tax Systems; 3. Strategies of Tax Valorization of the New Horizons of the Digi-Global Economy; 4. The Effects of Tax Valorization of Novelties of the Digi-global Economy on the Structure of Democratic Fiscal Systems; 5. Conclusion; Afterword by Anders Hultqvist; Bibliography