Ann Mumford

Professor Ann Mumford of King's College London is a leading scholar in taxation law, fiscal sociology, and gender equality. Affiliated with The Dickson Poon School of Law and its Transnational Law Institute, her work bridges legal scholarship with economic sociology and feminist perspectives.

• Research: Focuses on international tax law, fiscal institutions, and socio-legal analysis of taxation systems, including contributions to the Horizon 2020 FairTax EU consortium.
• Teaching: Co-leads undergraduate modules in Law of Personal Taxation and US Constitutional Law.
• Awards: Recipient of the 10th Intergenerational Justice Prize (2020) and shortlisted for the SLSA Theory and History Prize (2019).
• Publications: Authored three monographs, including Fiscal Sociology at the Centenary (2019) and Tax Policy, Women and the Law (2010).

Her research explores tax law's intersection with gender equality, sustainable development goals, and historical legal frameworks. She has been cited in US District Court decisions and featured in the National Law Review for her work on inherited wealth taxation.