The 10 Most-Cited Tax Faculty

Following up on last month’s post, The Most-Cited Tax Faculty At The 64 Most-Cited Law Schools: Brian Leiter (Chicago) has updated his ranking of the Ten Most-Cited Tax Faculty to now cover the 2019-2023 period (see prior most-cited tax faculty rankings: 2000-2007, 2005-2010, 2009-2013, 2010-2014, 2013-2017, 2016-2020):

Rank	Name	School	Citations	Age
1	Reuven Avi-Yonah	Michigan	400	67
2	David Weisbach	Chicago	250	61
	Daniel Shaviro	NYU	250	67
4	Dorothy Brown	Georgetown	240	65
	Lawrence Zelenak	Duke	240	66
6	David Gamage	Missouri-Columbia	230	46
7	Darien Shanske	UC-Davis	220	50
8	Anne Alstott	Yale	200	61
9	Lily Batchelder	NYU	190	51
	Victor Fleischer	UC-Irvine	190	53

Leiter also lists five highly-cited scholars who work partly in tax:

Name	School	Citations	Age
Louis Kaplow	Harvard	840	68
Daniel Hemel	NYU	690	39
Kristin Hickman	Minnesota	470	54
Brian Galle	Georgetown	280	51
Yair Listokin	Yale	210	49

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