Author information
CAMERZAN Ruxanda - PHD student, Moldova State University, Doctoral School of Legal and Economical science
Keywords
international law fragmentation, deformalization, decentralization, self-contained regime, proliferation of judicial bodies, conflicts of norms
Abstract
The international public law was firstly conceived as a unitary system of laws. However, with the appearance of the globalist development, this mechanism has started to evolve into a fragmented outcome that has led to deformalization and decentralization. Nevertheless, it can be observed other consequences such as the emergence of the self-contained regimes, the proliferation of the judicial bodies and the conflict theory of norms. Hence, considering the for and against doctrinal arguments, this scientifical article has the aim to determine the scope of the challenges arisen from fragmentation