Abstract:

As classically conceived, international law is a law of coordination. It is a legal system where the dominant legal entities i.e. states and to a lesser extent, international organizations operate within the limites of legal rules, which they created. I am of the opinion that this system is deficient in terms of addressing the actual problems of the international community and in terms of integrating into the legal plan, those emerging legal or semi-legal rules emanating from the legitimate actions of state and non-state actors. This deficiency has increased the opinion that one should go beyond the established teachings of international law to make sense of the current developments. In order to bring order to the chaotic and amorphic state of "the global" today, one idea is to bring to the fore those administrative principles, stemming from administrative law.

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