Abstract
Abstract This article introduces readers to an emergent, critical, and interpretive tax literature. This strand of scholarship contributes important knowledge about the practice of taxation as a situated, social, and institutional practice that is lacking from much of the mainstream tax literature. Studies that explore aspects of taxation as a social practice, mediated by the individuals and institutions it pervades, are central to developing fuller understandings of the multidisciplinary nature and influence of the field of taxation.
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