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Yvette Lind is assistant professor in tax law at Copenhagen Business School (2019- ). She is an alumni at the Max Planck Institute for Tax Law and Public Finance (Germany) where she has been a guest researcher in 2018 as well as a scholarship holder in 2019. In addition to this she has been a guest researcher at the IBFD - International Bureau of Fiscal Documentation (the Netherlands) in 2011, 2012 and 2015, the School of Business and Social Sciences at Aarhus University (Denmark), the Faculty of Law at Copenhagen University (Denmark) and is also a regular guest researcher at the Faculty of Law at Lund University (Sweden).

Her editorial responsibilities include the role as associate editor at the Nordic Journal on Law and Society in addition to acting as a guest editor for other research journals, such as Florida Tax Review and the Nordic Tax Journal. Member of the review board for the Journal of Legal Research Methodology.

She defended her doctoral thesis (“Crossing a Border” published by Jure) on taxation and social security contributions linked to cross-border working at Umeå University (Sweden) in 2017 and subsequently received a post-doc from the Swedish TOR/Skattenytt foundation (2017-2019). The post-doc project focused on the relationship between taxation and state aid law in an international setting, e.g. state aid investigations linked to multinational corporations and the design and application of environmental taxes. Before joining CBS, she was Assistant professor at University College of Gävle (Sweden) between 2017-2019. 

At the moment, she explores the effects of increased taxpayer mobility with reference to the allocation of not only taxation and access to (social) welfare benefits but also political rights and benefits such as voting privileges. As a result, the project is highly influenced by not only legal frameworks traditionally linked to taxation and social insurance law but also constitutional law and human rights law.

Access her research at SSRN

Research member of both the Diversity and Difference BiS Research Platform  and the Inequality BiS Research Platform at CBS.

Selection of awards, fellowships, scholarships and grants:

• TOR/Skattenytt trainee scholarship in 2010
• Länsförsäkringar Jubilee Fund in 2012
• TOR/Skattenytt Post-doc scholarship in 2017 
• Nordic Tax Research Council grant in 2013, 2016 and 2019
• Max Planck Institute for Tax Law and Public Finance scholarship in 2019
• TaxCOOP 35 Leaders of the Future Laureate in 2020
• Dr. Parthasarathi Shome Annual Prize for Clarity of Presentation of a Crucial Emerging Issue in 2021
• Global Horizons Junior Fellow in 2022
• Visiting By-Fellow at Churchill College, University of Cambridge in 2022
• Visiting Associate at Hughes Hall, University of Cambridge in 2022

Research projects:

The Nordic Tax Research Council, the Otto Mønsteds Foundation, and Reimagining Norden in an Evolving World (ReNEW) have awarded funding for a research stay at University of Cambridge (28 March-1 July 2022). During this research stay, Lind will gather material for her comparative study on taxation and democracy, disseminate her initial studies on the topic, and initiate new collaborations between herself and UK-based scholars focusing on the intersection between taxation, fiscal policy, and democracy. The Swedish Collegium for Advanced Studies in Uppsala has appointed Yvette Lind as the Global Horizons Research Fellow in 2022 and she will subsequently spend the fall in Uppsala working on her monograph (Tax)Citizen of the World.