SOBERANIA E GLOBALIZAÇÃO NO CONFLITO DE LEIS

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18623/rvd.v23.5227

Palavras-chave:

Globalization, Sovereignty, Private Norms, Digitalization

Resumo

Esta pesquisa investiga se a globalização enfraquece a soberania dos Estados ou se reformula os modos pelos quais ela se exerce no âmbito do conflito de leis. O estudo tem natureza doutrinária e teórica e segue a análise da doutrina e dos materiais de autoridade adotados no texto para ilustrar o papel da soberania em domínios fundamentais do conflito de leis, como jurisdição, lei aplicável, fatores objetivos de conexão, ordem pública e reconhecimento e execução de sentenças estrangeiras. Este trabalho sustenta que a globalização não extingue a soberania. Ela desestabiliza pressupostos puramente territoriais e impõe a necessidade de que a soberania opere de forma mais coordenada, direcionada e sensível ao contexto. A ascensão do comércio digital, da normatividade privada transnacional, das transações transfronteiriças e da adoção de normas técnicas não elimina o papel do Estado em qualquer questão de conflito de leis. Ao contrário, altera as circunstâncias em que os Estados distribuem autoridade, admitem a aplicação do direito estrangeiro e cooperam com tribunais estrangeiros. Portanto, este trabalho defende que a tarefa central contemporânea do conflito de leis não é abandonar a soberania, mas reformular metodologias e estratégias doutrinárias para que respondam às relações privadas transnacionais sem comprometer a segurança jurídica, a ordem pública e o papel normativo contínuo do Estado.

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2026-03-20

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Ali, A. A., & Talib, N. J. (2026). SOBERANIA E GLOBALIZAÇÃO NO CONFLITO DE LEIS. Veredas Do Direito , 23(5), e235227. https://doi.org/10.18623/rvd.v23.5227