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Alice G. Abreu
Alice G. Abreu is the Honorable Nelson A. Diaz Professor of Law and Director of the Center for Tax Law and Public Policy at Temple University’s Temple Law School. She specializes in federal income tax law and tax policy design, focusing on equity, administrative frameworks, and public policy implications. Her academic career includes visiting roles at Harvard Law School, University of Pennsylvania Law School, and Yale Law School, where she taught Corporate Taxation.
Education
- J.D., Cornell Law School
- B.A., Cornell University
Research & Teaching
Abreu’s research emphasizes tax policy reform, legal interpretation of tax codes, and diversifying tax scholarship. Her work bridges tax law with broader societal issues, including equity, race, and gender dynamics. Key areas include:
- Corporate and International Taxation
- Rule-based tax administration
- Critical tax theory
- Public interest tax education
Awards & Recognition
Recipient of prestigious teaching awards including:
- 2017 Temple University Great Teacher Award
- 2013 Murray F. Shusterman Award for Excellence in Teaching
- 2007 University Lindback Award for Distinguished Teaching
Publications & Engagement
Abreu has authored numerous articles in leading tax law journals and co-authored influential books on tax policy. She frequently speaks at national tax conferences, contributes to media discussions (e.g., Wall Street Journal, NPR), and serves on editorial boards such as the American Bar Association Tax Section. Her recent work critiques tax exceptionalism and advocates for inclusive tax education.
Professional Contributions
Abreu has held leadership roles including:
- Secretary and Vice Chair, Publications Committee, ABA Tax Section
- Editorial contributions to Rivista di Diritto Tributario and Florida Tax Review
Labs & Initiatives
Leads Temple’s Center for Tax Law and Public Policy, promoting interdisciplinary tax research and public outreach programs.
