AIIFL Fellow
Professor Richard Cullen
- Richard Cullen, Hong Kong Constitutionalism: The British Legacy and the Chinese Future (Routledge, Abingdon, 2020).
- Christine Loh and Richard Cullen, No Third Person (Abbreviated Press, Hong Kong, 2018).
- Commercial Free Speech – A Critical Reconsideration
- Land Revenue and the Chinese Dream
- Using Opium as a Public Revenue Source – Not as Easy as it Looks: The British Hong Kong Experience
- Climbing the Weiquan Ladder: A Radicalizing Process for Rights-Protection Lawyers
- The Global Minimum Taxation (GloBE)
- The Pillar Two Model Rules: Ensuring Minimum Taxation for Multinational Enterprises
- Strategic Incentives for Adopting the Global Minimum Tax
- Taxation and Climate Change
- Should HK Follow NZ’s Decision to Implement a DST?
- UN Role in International Tax Order: Past, Present and Future
- The Public Revenue Regime in Hong Kong: Land & Housing
- The Administrative Foundations of the Chinese Fiscal State
- Global Minimum Tax Reform and the Future of Tax Competition
- Global Minimum Tax Reform and China
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Creating Equitable Tax Systems: Challenges Posed by Financial Markets
Peter Willoughby Memorial Lecture
- The Changing Landscape of Inbound and Outbound Investment to and from HK: Taxation Implications for Investors and Corporate Entities
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Hong Kong and BEPS 2.0
Peter Willoughby Memorial Lecture
- The Future of Tax Jurisdiction
- China’s Rising (and the US’ Declining) Influence on Global Tax Governance? Some Observations
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A Multilateral Agreement on Carbon Pricing and Implications for Developing Countries
Peter Willoughby Memorial Lecture
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BEPS 2.0
Peter Willoughby Memorial Lecture
- Renovating the Hong Kong Revenue Regime: The Local, Cross-Border & International Contexts
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Tax Residency, Investment Opportunities Retirement Considerations for the Expat Post COVID-19
Peter Willoughby Memorial Lecture
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Business Tax: Public Debate and Future Trends
Peter Willoughby Memorial Lecture
