Within a context of economic interdependence, the extra-territorial impact of domestic authorities’ internal public policies increases. Consequently, the legal and administrative system of every State becomes “globally relevant”: the members of each national community are increasingly subject to the effects of the rules and decisions adopted by authorities empowered by the members of different national communities. This is the main explanation of the rising globalization of public law, particularly of administrative law: international law, somehow replacing domestic public and administrative law, limits and affects legislative and administrative powers of States, in order to protect the interests located beyond their borders. Globalization of public law limits the internal democratic accountability of domestic authorities, but at the same time accrues their external democratic accountability, by imposing the obligation to regulate taking into account the foreign interests affected by the domestic decisions.
In un contesto di interdipendenza economica, si accresce l’impatto extraterritoriale delle politiche pubbliche domestiche. Conseguentemente, il sistema giuridico e amministrativo di ciascuno Stato diviene “globalmente rilevante”: i membri di ciascuna comunità nazionale sono in misura crescente colpiti dagli effetti di regole e decisioni adottate da autorità espresse dai membri di altre comunità nazionali. Quest è la principale spiegazione della emergente globalizzazione del diritto pubblico e, in particolare, del diritto amministrativo: il diritto internazionale, in certa misura sostituendo il diritto pubblico e amministrativo domestico, pone limiti ai legislatori e alle amministrazioni nazionali, allo scopo di proteggere interessi localizzati al di fuori dei confini nazionali. La globalizzazione del diritto pubblico limita la “accountability” interna delle autorità nazionali, ma allo stesso tempo ne accresce la “accountability” esterna, imponendo il dovere di prendere in considerazione gli interessi stranieri colpiti dalle decisioni domestiche.
The Globalization of Public Law / Battini, S. - In: REVUE EUROPÉENNE DE DROIT PUBLIC. - ISSN 1105-1590. - 18:1(2006), pp. 27-47.
The Globalization of Public Law
BATTINI S
2006
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Within a context of economic interdependence, the extra-territorial impact of domestic authorities’ internal public policies increases. Consequently, the legal and administrative system of every State becomes “globally relevant”: the members of each national community are increasingly subject to the effects of the rules and decisions adopted by authorities empowered by the members of different national communities. This is the main explanation of the rising globalization of public law, particularly of administrative law: international law, somehow replacing domestic public and administrative law, limits and affects legislative and administrative powers of States, in order to protect the interests located beyond their borders. Globalization of public law limits the internal democratic accountability of domestic authorities, but at the same time accrues their external democratic accountability, by imposing the obligation to regulate taking into account the foreign interests affected by the domestic decisions.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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