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Professor Crane is an expert in the area of tax law. Her primary research focuses on the problems of defining broad-based taxes and the mechanisms through which these rules evolve, and in the history of various tax institutions, especially in the era of the Early Republic.
Education/Academic qualification
JD, University of Michigan
… → 1976
History, BA, Harvard University
… → 1973
Research interests
- Corporate taxation
- State and local taxation
- Tax policy
- Taxation
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Research Output
Review of American Tax Resisters by Romain D. Juret: Law and History Review
Crane, C., 2015Research output: Other contribution
Foreword: 100 years under the income tax
Crane, C., Jan 1 2014, In : Northwestern University Law Review. 108, 3 SPEC. ISSUE, p. 767-772 6 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Editorial
Keeping Us Honest about the Timing Flaws in the Income Tax (Review of Understanding Income Tax Deferral by Daniel I. Halperin and Alvin C. Warren Jr.): Jotwell
Crane, C., Nov 19 2014Research output: Other contribution
Class Actions in Tax Cases: Why Have Federal Litigants Been So Much Less Successful?
Crane, C., 2013, In : Pittsburgh Tax Review. 11, p. 179Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
How the 100-Year Old Income Tax Unleashed the Modern U.S. Economy: The Atlantic
Crane, C., Feb 25 2013Research output: Other contribution