The Concerns of Nation-State Sovereignty and International Commercial Law: A Path to Harmonisation
The current body of literature on international business and commercial laws demonstrates the inherent conflict between the legal system and the sovereignty of nation-states. The phenomenon of globalization has amplified the influence of non-state actors, regional organizations, and free trade agree...
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| description | The current body of literature on international business and commercial laws demonstrates the inherent conflict between the legal system and the sovereignty of nation-states. The phenomenon of globalization has amplified the influence of non-state actors, regional organizations, and free trade agreements, resulting in a significant demand for international arbitration. The incorporation of international commercial laws into the current standard is increasingly prevalent, as nation-states discover the benefits of adhering to such laws. Conversely, the concept of national sovereignty, which exerted significant influence in recent years, appears to be facing substantial challenges due to the emerging trends in an increasingly interconnected globalized world. Nevertheless, the nation-state and its sovereignty maintain a significant impact on the dynamics of power and trade between different nation-states. This study undertakes an examination of the substantial discord between principles of international commercial law and the sovereignty attributed to nation-states, with specific attention directed towards the prospects of achieving harmonization. Moreover, it delves into the intricacies and challenges inherent in the pursuit of harmonization within this specific domain. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-9f4e06324ffa46519a423b7b1556cc8e2025-08-20T02:54:40ZengUIN Sunan Gunung Djati BandungKhazanah Hukum2715-96982024-04-0161344510.15575/kh.v6i1.338098884The Concerns of Nation-State Sovereignty and International Commercial Law: A Path to HarmonisationTran Vang-Phu0Duong Anh Son1Can Tho University, VietnamUniversity of Economics and Finance, VietnamThe current body of literature on international business and commercial laws demonstrates the inherent conflict between the legal system and the sovereignty of nation-states. The phenomenon of globalization has amplified the influence of non-state actors, regional organizations, and free trade agreements, resulting in a significant demand for international arbitration. The incorporation of international commercial laws into the current standard is increasingly prevalent, as nation-states discover the benefits of adhering to such laws. Conversely, the concept of national sovereignty, which exerted significant influence in recent years, appears to be facing substantial challenges due to the emerging trends in an increasingly interconnected globalized world. Nevertheless, the nation-state and its sovereignty maintain a significant impact on the dynamics of power and trade between different nation-states. This study undertakes an examination of the substantial discord between principles of international commercial law and the sovereignty attributed to nation-states, with specific attention directed towards the prospects of achieving harmonization. Moreover, it delves into the intricacies and challenges inherent in the pursuit of harmonization within this specific domain.https://journal.uinsgd.ac.id/index.php/kh/article/view/33809commercial law, globalization, harmonization, international commerce, nation-state, sovereignty. |
| spellingShingle | Tran Vang-Phu Duong Anh Son The Concerns of Nation-State Sovereignty and International Commercial Law: A Path to Harmonisation Khazanah Hukum commercial law, globalization, harmonization, international commerce, nation-state, sovereignty. |
| title | The Concerns of Nation-State Sovereignty and International Commercial Law: A Path to Harmonisation |
| title_full | The Concerns of Nation-State Sovereignty and International Commercial Law: A Path to Harmonisation |
| title_fullStr | The Concerns of Nation-State Sovereignty and International Commercial Law: A Path to Harmonisation |
| title_full_unstemmed | The Concerns of Nation-State Sovereignty and International Commercial Law: A Path to Harmonisation |
| title_short | The Concerns of Nation-State Sovereignty and International Commercial Law: A Path to Harmonisation |
| title_sort | concerns of nation state sovereignty and international commercial law a path to harmonisation |
| topic | commercial law, globalization, harmonization, international commerce, nation-state, sovereignty. |
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