EIRP Proceedings, Vol 10 (2015)

Science of Law in Context of Globalization

Emilian Ciongaru

Abstract


The concept of globalization must not only know and known but rather understand as be a very used term which can be attributed many meanings. Through this term can understand the development of global financial markets, increased of transnational corporations and their growing dominance of national economies. Globalization can be said to represent a phenomenon that extends communication channels between states and communities, and has effect that the internal legal order of a state, part of the European Union is expanding that to a whole new concept, the world legal order. Science of law, among all disciplines, is the most affected by this process of continue unification of the world because science of law continuously should be updated, so they can cover as many of the new aspects of contemporary social life because permanently were being born new areas and new domains of law new methods and strategies of application or the techniques of regulation so that to can be reached in case many of those which were fiction in the past, at present become an acquis. 


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