The importance of multidisciplinary fiscal sociology
The fiscal state and interventionist democracy
Tocqueville pioneer of fiscal sociology
Tocqueville and the expenditures of democracy
Finance, centralization, and revolution
The founders of fiscal sociology
The Austrian founders
Pareto's fiscal sociology
The Italian school (strictu sensu)
Fiscal sociology as a social science
The factors of institutional recognition
Fiscal sociology viewed as a social science
The relation of fiscal sociology to other disciplines
The political logic of the evolution of the tax state
The tax genesis of the modern state in Western Europe
The modern tax state in the history of ideas (an outline)
Typological approach of the tax state
The public finance system
The systemic analysis of tax revenue
Public revenue and expenditure in the OECD
The case of developing countries
The elemental factors of fiscal policy
The influence of ideas
The institutional shaping
Socio-economic groups
The left-right division
Obstacles to fiscal democracy
Against the determinism of contectual factors
The distorted configuration of fiscal public action
Bureaucratic regulation
Fiscal bureaucracy in France
The organization of tax control
The individual's logic in the face of taxes
The factors involved in tax revolts
The concrete rationality of taxpayer
The citizen's contribution-tax
Fiscal deviance becoming commonplace
The phenomenon of fiscal deviance
The deviation of fiscal state regulation
The destabilization of the functions of the interventionist tax state
The financial function
The economic function
The social function
The ecological territorial function
The political function
Globalization, Europe, and taxation
Durkheim's model of economic anomie
Neo-liberal globalization of the economy
The insufficiencies of the European response.