Dr. Eduardo Baistrocchi

Biography

Eduardo Baistrocchi is an Associate Professor of International Tax Law at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). He obtained his law degree from the Universidad de Buenos Aires and furthered his studies at Harvard Law School. He has served as a Distinguished Visiting Professor at institutions including FGV Direito São Paulo and Northwestern University, as well as the University of Toronto. His prior experience includes working as a Law Clerk to Chief Justice Carlos S. Petracchi of the Supreme Court of Argentina and practicing tax law in leading law firms in Buenos Aires and São Paulo. Baistrocchi has been honored as a Chevening Scholar and a Fulbright Scholar. His research primarily focuses on international corporate taxation, particularly around the development of the international tax regime during the G20's emergence in the early 20th century. He has published extensively in prestigious journals such as the British Tax Review and the Virginia Tax Review, and is a principal author and editor of significant treatises analyzing tax treaty disputes on a global scale. His comprehensive work includes a two-volume set titled 'A Global Analysis of Tax Treaty Disputes', which offers thematic analyses of 1500 leading tax treaty cases and is recognized as a vital reference tool for practitioners in the field.

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