DERECHO ADMINISTRATIVO ¿EN CAMINO A LA TRANSNACIONALIZACIÓN?

Abstract

We have traditionally understood globalization as a set of eminently economic phenomena, a series of convergences defined by the need and the possibility of carrying out extensive exchanges of goods and services throughout the planet¸ however, a more accurate approach would be, as has been defined by Professor Auby (2001): "a movement of despatialization of economic activities, especially financial and communication activities, which tend to be carried out without any kind of spatial ties on networks that are absolutely global." (p. 8).

In this sense, it is not given to us to ignore globalization as a fundamental step in the construction of a planetary society, where the possibility of establishing new communication routes, these being able to be tangible, as in the case of advances in trans-navigation. oceanic or creators of unusual bridges between human beings such as the Internet, not only establishes global spaces for consumption, but also places where values ​​and ideas converge and spread, which implies the structuring of global ethical, moral and political standards, which Ultimately, they have become the creation, or at least the proposition, of legal rules and institutions that cut across all human beings.

Thus, the existence of these common spaces has coincided with the appearance of problems that have an impact on humanity as a whole, a category within which they can be placed: climate change, the treatment and status of transnational migrants, the regulation of a deeply interconnected financial system or the creation of common rules for those who compete in transnational markets.