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MANUFACTURED FACTUAL INDETERMINACY AND THE GLOBALISATION OF TAX JURISPRUDENCE
In this article the ‘manufactured’ factual indeterminacy now ubiquitous within the practice of international taxation is presented as a result of intersecting global approaches to the theory of law. It is argued that tax law practice assumes a mixture of the theoretical positions averred by Hans Kel
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