Public Law Researsh

Investigating the impact of the mechanism of creating a Trans Governmental network in the international community

Document Type : Research Paper

Authors

marzieh dastbala 1
Alireza Zaheri 2

1 Ph.D Student, International Law Group, Islamic Azad University Central Tehran Branch, Tehran, Iran

2 Assistant Professor, International Law Group, Islamic Azad University Central Tehran Branch, Tehran, Iran

https://doi.org/10.22054/qjpl.2020.53122.2436
Abstract
Over years simultaneously with the formation of the concept of government, the ideal of creating unity between governments and the formation of a single international community has always been discussed. Nowadays international unity as an expanding topic comes first in the international community. But along with the expansion of the process of international unity and consequently the relations between governments, international problems specially in international governance domains and management of the process of globalization started to increase as well. As a result, thinkers, by taking tradition-breaking measures, have put aside the governments as the main role players of the international community and government officials have replaced the independent presence of the governments with the formation of parallel networks in line with special topics related to themselves. In this survey, using historical, descriptive and analytical methods, at first, the aim of the article to examine the background of these networks which under the name of transnational networks try to emerge a more advanced general structure in the international community and in law in general was dealt with. Finally, the acceleration of solving international problems due to the existence of transnational networks was inferred.

Keywords

international unity
international community
transnationalism
transnational networks
cooperation of national governments

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Public Law Researsh
Volume 23, Issue 71
Summer 2021
Pages 311-335

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