Multidisciplinary valences of international trade law

AuthorLaura Magdalena Trocan
PositionUniversity of Târgu-Jiu, Târgu-Jiu - Romania
Pages180-185
AGORA International Journal of Juridical Sciences, www.juridicalj ournal.univagora.ro
ISSN 1843-570X, E-ISSN 2067-7677
No. 3 (2013), pp. 180-185
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MULTIDISCIPLINARY VALENCES OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE
LAW
L. M. Trocan
Laura-Magdalena Trocan
Faculty of Juridical Sciences,
“Constantin Brâncui” University of Târgu-Jiu, Târgu-Jiu, Romania
Associated scientific researcher – Romanian Academy, Institute of Juridical Researches
“Andrei Rdulescu Academician”
*Correspondence: Laura Magdalena Trocan, Faculty of Juridical Sciences,
“Constantin Brâncui” University of Târgu-Jiu, 24 Victoria Street, Târgu - Jiu, Gorj,
Romania
Email: laura.trocan@gmail.com
Abstract
International Trade Law is a juridical subject presenting certain particularities since the
analysis of the institutions of international trade law cannot be separated from the
economical, political, social, geostrategic aspects, from the ones related to the sustainable
development, even to the declaration of certain spaces as the common patrimony of humanity,
as it is, at the same time, a subject having a continuous and ample evolution. International
trade constitutes the object of this juridical matter containing norms of intern law, by
organizing and regulating the foreign trade of every state, conflict norms applicable to the
juridical reports of foreign trade and norms of international public law applicable to the
commercial relations between the states. In this light, international trade law is an
interdisciplinary juridical subject with different regulations. This paper wants to present the
multidisciplinary valences of international trade law, in report to the juridical norms
constituting the content of this subject.
Keywords: International Trade Law, international trade, trade, juridical norms,
conflict norms
Introduction
Even if international trade was present everywhere in the history, its economical,
social and political importance has increased during the last centuries and industrialisation,
transport, globalisation and the multinational corporations had a major impact. The
importance of this activity had determined actual concerns of regulation of the international
commercial relations since the first years of the economical trades, following to decide some
principles regarding the way of accomplishing these trades which are at first common,
belonging to some peoples, regions or cities to the multitude of codified, national legislations
of nowadays which are more and more completed by treaties, conventions and bilateral and
multilateral agreements.
Therefore, the economy globalisation, the multiplication and the liberalisation of the
international trades, the diversification of the economical actors have led, in time, to the
consecration of a real international trade law
1
. International trade law is a juridical subject
having certain particularities since the analysis of the institutions of international trade law
1
V. Gomez-Bassac, Commerce international, Editions Foucher, Pa ris, 2009, p. 8.

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