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Celeste Black is an Associate Professor at the University of Sydney's Law School. She holds a BA from Harvard, JD from Penn, LLM (Hons) from Sydney, and a PhD from Macquarie. Her research focuses on tax law intersections with climate policy, gig economy taxation, international tax administration, and carbon trading implications. She is a member of The Net Zero Institute and affiliated with the International Fiscal Association.
Education: BA (Harvard), JD (Penn), LLM (Sydney), PhD (Macquarie). Research interests include climate law and tax, tax administration responses to gig work, state taxes, international tax exchange of information, and mandatory disclosure rules. She teaches courses on Australian Income Tax, Advanced Taxation Law, and Comparative International Tax.
Awards: 2013 Graham Hill IFA Research Prize. Notable publications include Principles of Taxation Law series and work on carbon markets, tax compliance, and animal law. Her research addresses tax system adaptations to emerging economic and environmental challenges.
Grants include projects on carbon emissions taxation (2009), human-animal research (2013), and water rights taxation (2006). She advises on tax policy, climate law, and international cooperation mechanisms.
