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The Workshop's main theme is explained in the CALL FOR PAPERS. We would also welcome papers that enhance sociopolitical understandings of tax avoidance and its consequences.
The campus, set in over 200 acres of beautiful parkland, was conceived as a university town, with a series of modern, interlinked buildings grouped around open courtyards and pedestrian squares. Colchester is a historic town and Britain's oldest continuously inhabited town. It is at the heart of the Constable country. Why not stay longer and enjoy the historical sites, fine shops, restaurants, countryside, parks, scenic drives, miniature railway, zoo and other amenities.The
workshop will commence at lunch time on 6 July 2006 and end at lunch
time on 7
July 2006. The fee for attending the workshop is £85 per
delegate for earlybirds or £95 otherwise. So please book early.
For this delegates will be given single en-suite Bed and Breakfast
accommodation
in Student Halls of Residence at campus, evening dinner on 6 July,
teas/coffees and mineral water at suitable intervals on 6 and 7 July.
A non-residential option is also available at a cost of £50 for earlybirds or £60 otherwise. Limited accommodation for additional nights in Student Halls of Residence may also be available but is not guaranteed. Please use the booking form to book your place and mail/fax, or e-mail it to the address shown on the form.
Additional overnight accommodation can be booked by delegates directly with Wivenhoe House Hotel and Conference Centre which is located on the campus.Attendees are expected to pay their travel and accommodation costs.
ORGANIZING
COMMITTEE
Offers of papers are welcome and will be considered by the organising committee which comprises:
John Christensen (Tax Justice Network) christensen.tjn@neweconomics.orgINQUIRIES
All
other inquiries should be sent to Jeannette Marshall, Department of
Accounting Finance
& Management, University of Essex, Colchester CO4 3SQ, UK. Tel: +
44
(01206) 873376; Fax: + 44 (0)1206 873429; E-mail: jmarsh@essex.ac.uk
CONFERENCE PROGRAMME AND VENUE
Conference and
registration will be held in Room 4N 6.1. which is in Square 4 of the
campus. The entry is from a door near the post office or the local
grocery shop. The venue will be signposted on the day of the conference.
A conference programme (which may
be subject to change) is available here. Please
click here.
LIST
OF PAPERS