In the first part, I underline how national law has lost its normative force as a symbol of positive legal order: with the process of globalisation, it has been overtaken by a law whose origin is in the public opinion of members of society, in judges’ decisions and in judicial science. In the second paragraph, I will focus on the role of the new technoeconomical space which has eradicated the original Nomos which marked the link between a social community and its territory to indicate the beginning of a new configuration of the relationship between economy and politics. Finally, I support the thesis in which the State must intervene in regulating and constitutionalising the global market, otherwise, along with the social counter-power of other spheres (NGO, media, trade unions etc.) it can have an effect on the economy, generating rules of self-limitation in order to preserve itself.
A Space Without Frontiers and the New Nomos of the Earth. An Example from Italy
Bruno, Anna
2013
Abstract
In the first part, I underline how national law has lost its normative force as a symbol of positive legal order: with the process of globalisation, it has been overtaken by a law whose origin is in the public opinion of members of society, in judges’ decisions and in judicial science. In the second paragraph, I will focus on the role of the new technoeconomical space which has eradicated the original Nomos which marked the link between a social community and its territory to indicate the beginning of a new configuration of the relationship between economy and politics. Finally, I support the thesis in which the State must intervene in regulating and constitutionalising the global market, otherwise, along with the social counter-power of other spheres (NGO, media, trade unions etc.) it can have an effect on the economy, generating rules of self-limitation in order to preserve itself.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
