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This book is both a theoretical and empirical socio-legal study on the phenomenon of increasing harmonization of national legislations on the global level in the contemporary world. The author dedicated the first part of the book to the causes of the process of globalization of law, which could be objective (social), regarding fields like technology, economy, politics, and culture, as well as subjective causes.In each of these areas, the author finds characteristic examples: in the field of technology, these are IT and biotechnology; in economics, international finance, international trade,…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This book is both a theoretical and empirical socio-legal study on the phenomenon of increasing harmonization of national legislations on the global level in the contemporary world. The author dedicated the first part of the book to the causes of the process of globalization of law, which could be objective (social), regarding fields like technology, economy, politics, and culture, as well as subjective causes.In each of these areas, the author finds characteristic examples: in the field of technology, these are IT and biotechnology; in economics, international finance, international trade, and regional economic integration; in politics, typical examples are the EU, INGO, and international conventions; in culture, values such as life, health, and environmental protection. The second part of the study refers to the consequences of the phenomenon, which can be legal and social, and are found in the same areas with the analysis of the characteristic examples.
Autorenporträt
Der Autor ist ein internationaler Rechts- und Sozialwissenschaftler der mittleren Generation. In diesem Bereich umfasst seine Bibliographie mehrere Bücher und Dutzende von wissenschaftlichen Artikeln auf nationaler und internationaler Ebene. In seinen Beiträgen nutzt er seine reiche Erfahrung aus der Arbeit in staatlichen Gremien und der Anwaltschaft.