Miranda Stewart Livres

The book offers a comprehensive overview of the Spanish language as it evolved at the end of the twentieth century. Through extracts from contemporary press and literary sources, it highlights the diverse varieties of Spanish, showcasing the language's dynamic nature and regional differences. This exploration reflects the cultural and social influences that shaped Spanish during this period.

This accessible book explains the law and policy of taxation to support economic prosperity and social cohesion in a global, digital era. Legal scholars, practitioners, policy makers, administrators, economists, and social historians will benefit from its wide-ranging exploration of the history and future of taxation to finance government.