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Nordic Public Policy Network

About us

The Nordic Public Policy Network (NPPN) aims to foster coordination between Nordic tax research centers. Its purpose is to explore how tax policies and administrations can contribute to fair economic and social policies, support climate transitions, and address other challenges. How can the Nordic welfare model evolve to ensure resilience and sustainability in the face of global challenges such as increasing environmental risks and socio-political instability? The NPPN seeks answers through the exchange of views and knowledge.

The NPPN was initiated by Skatteforsk- Center for Tax Research in the Norwegian University of Life Sciences and was established in 2025 together with other key Nordic academic institutions through funding from a Nordforsk grant.

Members

The NPPN consists of members, different tax research centers from the Nordic countries.

The 3 founding members:

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Skatteforsk- Center for Tax Research,

Norwegian University of Life Sciences

Norway

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Uppsala Center for Fiscal Studies

Uppsala University

Sweden

Events

The NPPN´s main activity is to organize joint events:

Annual Symposiums

The NPPN symposiums feature world leading international guest speakers and showcasing the latest research and policy developments. These events serve as a key platform for network members to share insights, discuss challenges, and develop collaborative solutions.

Forthcoming Symposiums:

2025 Norway

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Save the date!

2025 Nordic Public Policy Symposium

11-12 December

Norwegian University of Life Sciences in Ås, Norway

Call for papers coming soon!

2026 Finland

2027 Sweden

PhD courses

Intensive PhD courses will be held targeting students from the Nordic countries, dealing with subjects such as “Taxation and the Environment”.

Contacts

The NPPN Secretariat is hosted by Skatteforsk.

Email: Skatteforsk@nmbu.no

Contact person: Agnes Kovago

Phone: +47 672 30 130

Postal Address:

Skatteforsk - Centre for Tax Research

Handelshøyskolen

NMBU

Postboks 5003

1432 Ås