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Professor Daniel Hemel is a full-time faculty member at New York University School of Law, where he joined as a Professor of Law in June 2022. His research spans taxation, intellectual property, administrative/constitutional law, and nonprofit organizations. He holds a JD from Yale Law School, an M.Phil from Oxford (as a Marshall Scholar), and a Harvard AB summa cum laude. Hemel has authored over 50 scholarly articles in top journals like Columbia Law Review and Yale Law Journal, with work cited by the U.S. Supreme Court and federal courts. He also publishes op-eds in major newspapers and advises lawmakers on tax policy. His current roles include co-editing the Journal of Legal Analysis and serving on boards of the National Tax Association and Environmental Law Institute.
Education highlights:
- JD, Yale Law School (2012), Editor-in-Chief of Yale Law Journal
- M.Phil (International Relations), University of Oxford (2009, distinction)
- AB (Social Studies), Harvard College (2007, summa cum laude)
Research focuses on tax policy design, dynamic public finance, and the interplay between law and behavioral economics. Notable projects include analyzing capital taxation's impact on inequality and designing basic income pilot programs through NYU's 4-CT partnership. He teaches courses like 'Basic Income Lab Seminar' and 'Income Taxation,' emphasizing practical policy implementation and distributive justice.
Professional service includes congressional testimony, judicial clerkships (including at the U.S. Supreme Court under Justice Kagan), and visiting professorships at Harvard, Stanford, and Yale. His work bridges academia and policy, with a focus on evidence-based solutions to economic and public governance challenges.
