Unnatural taxation (ediSens “Environment”, 2020)

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Page 1 to 6: Start pages | Page 7 to 10: Florent Garnier – Preface | Page 11 to 13: Éric de Mari – Presentation | Page 15 to 26: Aliénor Bertrand – To impose, to impose oneself, or to impose oneself on the earth? Note on the colonial model of modern taxation among the Physiocrats | Page 27 to 48: Martine Fabre – Motivations and objectives of tax in colonial discourse | Page 49 to 69: Éric de Mari – From one poll tax to another. Some remarks on the foundations, extensions and impacts of special taxation in the colonies (17th-20th century) | Page 71 to 96: Abdramane Traoré – The environmental impact of the poll tax in the French colonies of Africa (1890-1920): the case of rubber plants | Page 97 to 129: Dominique Taurisson-Mouret – Colonial taxes and agropastoral vision in the Maghreb: lasting devastating effects | Page 131 to 143: Monica Cardillo and Frantz Mynard – Water and the water tax: perspectives between French law and the history of colonial law | Page 145 to 156: Matthieu Conan – Disillusionment with environmental taxation expressed through tax expenditure | Page 157 to 172: Sylvie Caudal – Discrepancies between discourse and reality: the example of ecotaxes | Page 173 to 181: Cécile Bazart – The acceptability of the environmental tax standard | Page 183 to 197: Lise Chatain – Environmental impacts of tax havens | Page 199 to 213: Jocelyn Bénéteau – Caledonian tax standard and environment | Page 215 to 227: Rindra Randriamahefarilala – Tax, like a license to pollute? Large-scale mining investments in Madagascar | Page 229 to 237: Aliénor Bertrand – Conclusion | Page 239 to 242: The authors | Page 243 to 247: End pages.
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