Dr Evgeny Guglyuvatyy PhD (UNSW), LLM (University of Nottingham), LLB (Chelyabinsk State University) Evgeny Guglyvatyy has degree in Law from the Chelyabinsk State University and he also holds a master’s degree in Law from Nottingham University. His PhD from UNSW was a comparative study of the climate change policies focusing on potential applicability of carbon tax and emissions trading in Australia. Evgeny’s teaching and research experience spans over number of years at various Universities including: the University of New South Wales, the University of Technology Sydney, Charles Stuart University and the University of Ballarat. He specialises in corporations law, contract law, tax law and administration, comparative tax and climate change law. Current teaching: Currently, Evgeny teaches corporations law. Beyond corporations law, he has also lectured in tax law, climate law and carbon markets, contract law and commercial law. Research interests: Climate change law Comparative taxation Tax law Commercial law
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Australia's carbon policy– a retreat from core principles?, eJournal of Tax Research (2012)
Recent changes in international taxation and double tax agreements in Russia, eJournal of Tax Research (2011)
Identifying criteria for climate change policy evaluation in Australia, Macquarie Journal of Business Law (2010)
This paper relates to the research project designed to identify which tool: an emission trading...
Method and criteria for climate change policy evaluation in Australia, Environmental Policy and Law (2010)
Presently, most nations acknowledge the need to curb climate change. The question is how to...