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    Despite recent developments in "fiscal sociology" (i.e. the sociological analysis of taxation and public finance), few efforts have been made to synthesize scholarly developments in the field. This is particularly surprising because much of the literature on the determinants of taxation bears directly on the debates in political sociology about the social, political, institutional, and other determinants on tax policy formation and relates it to these general debates. It also explores some of the important but often neglected effects that taxation has on such phenomena as political revolution, state building, economic organisation, labor force participation, philanthropy. Thus, this essay demonstrates the significance and review recent developments in fiscal sociology.

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    Despite recent developments in "fiscal sociology" (i.e. the sociological analysis of taxation and public finance), few efforts have been made to synthesize scholarly developments in the field. This is particularly surprising because much of the literature on the determinants of taxation bears directly on the debates in political sociology about the social, political, institutional, and other determinants on tax policy formation and relates it to these general debates. It also explores some of the important but often neglected effects that taxation has on such phenomena as political revolution, state building, economic organisation, labor force participation, philanthropy. Thus, this essay demonstrates the significance and review recent developments in fiscal sociology.

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    The State and Fiscal Sociology

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    Despite recent developments in "fiscal sociology" (i.e. the sociological analysis of taxation and public finance), few efforts have been made to synthesize scholarly developments in the field. This is particularly surprising because much of the literature on the determinants of taxation bears directly on the debates in political sociology about the social, political, institutional, and other determinants on tax policy formation and relates it to these general debates. It also explores some of the important but often neglected effects that taxation has on such phenomena as political revolution, state building, economic organisation, labor force participation, philanthropy. Thus, this essay demonstrates the significance and review recent developments in fiscal sociology.

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    The State and Fiscal Sociology Author(s): John L. Campbell Source: Annual Review of Sociology, Vol. 19 (1993), pp.

    163-185 Published by: Annual Reviews Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/2083385 Accessed: 15/02/2009 17:01
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