Publications by CFS Researchers

Books and Edited Book Chapters

• Attiya Waris, Tax and Development (LawAfrica, 2013)
• Attiya Waris, Financing Africa (Langaa, 2019)
• Lyla Latif, Islamic Wealth Taxation and Financing Public Health: An Interdisciplinary Analysis of Human Rights, Islamic Law and the Constitution of Kenya (Ethics Press, 2023).
• Lyla Latif, (2025). Breaking the Cycle of Domination in Global Tax Governance: Africans Defying Asymmetries and Seizing Opportunities. In Mosquera, I et al (eds) Redefining Global Governance. Springer Nature. 
• Latif, L. (2023). Imperilled Welfare States of Eastern Africa: A Comparative Analysis of the Policy Legacies of Taxation Politics in Kenya and Uganda. In: Onyango, G. (eds) State Politics and Public Policy in Eastern Africa. Palgrave Macmillan, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-13490-6_10
• Latif, L., “Checking in on Tax: The Evolution of Checkpoint Taxation in Afghanistan,” in P Shome (ed) New Range & Orthodox Concerns in International Taxation (ITRAF-OakBridge Publications, 2023).
• Latif, L., ‘Mobilising and Securing Private Financial Flows from Digital Business Platforms and Curbing Tech Enabled IFFs to Finance SDGs in Africa’ in G Onyango (ed) Public Policy and Technological Transformations in Africa (Palgrave Macmillan, 2023)
• Latif, L.A., ‘The Lure of the Welfare State following Decolonisation in Kenya’ in Gurminder Bhambra and Julia McClure (eds) Imperial Inequalities: The politics of economic governance across European empires (University of Manchester Press, 2022)
• Latif, L.A., ‘Financial Compensation for Business Related Human Rights Violations in the Mining Sector’ in Olawuyi, D and Oyeniyi A (eds) Business and Human Rights Law in Africa. (Edward Elgar, 2022).
• Nimmo Elmi, The Colonial Debris in the Digitalisation of Tax in Kenya. In: Mugler et al (ed) Anthropology and Tax (Cambridge University Press, 2024)
• Nimmo Elmi, Digitalising Tax, The Kenyan Way: The Travel and Translations of iTax in Kenya (Linkoping, 2021)
• Radha Upadhyaya, 'Dubai in the Savanna', in E Jones The Political Economy of Bank Regulation in Developing Countries (OUP, 2020)