Dinamica dreptului internațional în societatea contemporană și transdisciplinaritatea sa
Dynamics of International Law in Contemporary Society and its Transdisciplinaryness

Author(s): Cristina Elena Popa Tache
Subject(s): Law, Constitution, Jurisprudence, International Law
Published by: Universul Juridic
Keywords: Society; Transition; World Crises; International Law; Transdisciplinarity;
Summary/Abstract: Today's society has experienced an unprecedented level of world crises, from armed conflicts to financial and health crises. Their management and prevention solutions have led to the proliferation of digitization and the search for new strategic solutions. We can list non-exhaustively: drone warfare, new technologies, the use of lawfare in self-defense, the position of power of terrorist groups and non-state actors (felt in Brazil, China, Russia, India, Israel, the United Kingdom, etc.). Thus, society increasingly moved towards shaping international norms, towards creation and transdisciplinarity as a tool for the regulation of all derivative aspects, observing the influence of strategic and technological developments on the meaning and interpretation of international law itself. The life and evolution of "norms, like many other social processes, are complex combinations of normative, instrumental, and other constraints and causes of action." A current of constructivism of evolution and diffusion of international norms appeared. The arguments and conclusions of this paper are meant to emphasize the importance of understanding reality, going through the appropriate meta-analysis filtered through the ethos of the researcher. The specific scientific introspection method correlated with the transdisciplinary type method based on primary and secondary sources from scientific journals, books, documents, expert opinions and other publications was used for the elaboration of this article.

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