REGULATORY CRISIS, LEGAL PLURALISM AND NEW PARADIGMS OF LAW

Abstract

The article is shared in four parts. First talks about "globalization and new instances of regulation", where the phenomenon of globalization is one of the explanatory keys of our time, with a large processing capacity transmuting drastically socio-economic processes. In the second, is underlined on "The end of the State of the legal production monopoly”, that it remains clear that globalization has generated new interactions that collide with classic validity and territorial legal rules effective schemes and, to the extent that this happens, the right remains unarmed to his failure to give an adequate response to phenomenon that are beyond the possibility of immediate and direct State control. Already, in the third part, about "legal pluralism and the bankruptcy of modern law", it outlines a process of multiplication and decentralization of instances of normative production in parallel with the emergence of new actors on the international scene. Finally, the text seeks to answer the question: “is there a new legal paradigm?" being of course, that globalization demands a recomposition of the legal.