Adam received his LLD in Law from The Hebrew University of Jerusalem (2006) where he also received his LLM cum laude (2001) and LLB (1996). His innovative thesis discussed the international taxation of e-commerce in interdisciplinary methodology, which integrated tax law, cyberspace law, international law and political science and made original and significant contribution to the literature. During his fellowship year, Azam researched the Israeli Tax Authority and focused on examining institutional corruption, in tax deals and tax reform.