La mise en concurrence des systèmes juridiques nationaux
With globalization, competition becomes fiercer among firms, which in turn induces competition among nations to attract firms. In thiscontext, the national legal systems themselves become competition tools : each country regularly adapts its laws to the international market demands and engages in...
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2001
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| Online adgang: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Summary: | With globalization, competition becomes fiercer among firms, which in turn induces
competition among nations to attract firms. In thiscontext, the national legal systems
themselves become competition tools : each country regularly adapts its laws to the
international market demands and engages in a continuous liberalization process.
The consequence is a domination of the Anglo-Saxon model of liberal economic Law
which invades the national law systems and penetrates all legal branches, with the
risk – if this trend is not controlled – of sacrificing national legal identities for
economic engineering purposes. |
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