Chapter 1: Anthropological Structuralism and Law
Chapter 2: Towards More Memes of Theories
Chapter 3: Is there a “Jungian Archetype” of Government? Structuralism and Constitutional Forms of Government in a Post-Modern World.
Chapter 4: What Is Money? The Debt – Promise to Pay – Answer to Anthropological Legal and Historical Analysis
Chapter 5: An Example Discussed
Chapter 6: Complication: Compare and Contrast the Policies of the U.S. Precedent as Outlined in Regard to Risk Allocation to BEPS Action 9 Report on Risk Allocation
Chapter 7: The Swerve to the Future
Chapter 8: Reason (1) U.S. Constitutional Policy Regarding International Law and the Concept of Stare Decisis
Chapter 9: Reason (2): Following the Concept of Stare Decisis: Summary of U.S. Tax Court Precedent on Transfer Pricing Regarding Risk Allocation
Chapter 10: Reason (3) The U.S. Tax Court Will Not Apply Action 9: Amazon Re-Examined, And the IRS’s Unwillingness and Inability to Apply OECD’s Action 9 Recommendations on Risk Analysis
Chapter 11: Compare and Contrast Current U.S. Precedent to BEPS Action 9 Report on Risk Allocation
Chapter 12: The Conclusion and Possible Answers to Chapters 5 through 11
Chapter 13: Policy Questions for the Future
Chapter 14: Can the System of Money and Debt Be a Sanctuary Legally?
Conclusion: Gödel, Escher, And Wittgenstein? The End of Philosophy and Linguistic Analysis of Law