A Reflection on the Mechanisms of the Globalization of Constitutional Law with an Emphasis on Developments in the Field of Science
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Globalization , Constitutional Law, Scientific DevelopmentsAbstract
The internationalization of constitutional law, or in other words, the incorporation of international law into domestic legal systems, is a domain that has not historically received significant attention. This trend has changed in recent years, as more and more scholars have concluded that the internationalization of legal systems is a key component of our understanding of the role that international law plays in shaping state behavior. In the context of law and international relations, the incorporation of international law into the constitutions of states constitutes a fundamental element through which international law not only becomes binding on states, but can also transform public perceptions regarding global norms and acceptable behaviors. The implementation of an international legal principle agreed upon by states at the international level requires a mechanism through which legal norms are integrated into domestic understandings of proper and lawful conduct. Just as domestic law is rooted in culturally related legal norms and institutions—for example, constitutional law in the United States—international law must also be institutionalized to the extent necessary to shape state conduct.
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