Titlebook: Internationalization of Law; Globalization, Inter Marcelo Dias Varella Book 2014 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2014 Effectiveness of la

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The Internationalization of Law from the Perspective of Infra- and Nonstate Actors. Private and substate actors have always been the main engines of the international lawmaking process, but new transnational mechanisms of interaction have arisen. This approach to the internationalization of law is not driven by representatives of states in the logic of the traditional constructio

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New Features of the Internationalized Legal System: Expansion, Consolidation, Plurality, and Effecti with distinctly different types of logic applied to different subjects. Regional systems of integration are providing regulatory mechanisms that reinforce this dynamic. The increased legitimacy of international norms is reinforcing their validity, as is the idea of a core of inviolable, irrevocable

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The Problems of New and Old Concepts of International Lawhibit varying levels of internationalization and integration and operate according to different logics. Other instruments for coexistence must be found to enable the continuity and evolution of parallel systems for international coordination and cooperation, each with its own logic. Such systems int

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Conclusionsobalization and social transformation, has generated new ways of creating, implementing, and enforcing international legal norms. As international law becomes increasingly specialized, new problem-solving mechanisms emerge in every branch of international law. At the same time, several phenomena rel

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