Hedvig Lärka
About Hedvig Lärka
Hedvig Lärka is a doctoral researcher of international law and tax law at Gothenburg University in Sweden. She studies the developments of corporate income tax regimes through history of law studies of the modern state-, corporate- and legal form, centering specifically the contemporary emergence of global, top-up minimum taxation.
Publications:
Lärka, H. and Häckner Posse, L (2023). "Hiding In Plain Sight? Conceptualizations of Databases in Migration Law and International Tax Law." AJIL Unbound 117: 151-155.
Lärka, H. (2023). “Neither National nor International: A Posthumanist Retelling of Tax Sovereignty” in International Law and Posthuman Theory, edited by Matilda Arvidsson and Emily Jones, Routledge.
Lärka, H. and Åberg, K (2024) ”Motors of AI and International Law”, in the Significance of Gregor Noll (Festschrift to Gregor Noll), edited by Amin Parsa, Leila Brännström and Markus Gunneflo
Lärka, H. (2024, forthcoming) “Struggle to See the Law: Deriving the Capital Relation from the Legal Form” in Nomos Studies in Law, Culture and Power, Routledge