- •11. The structure of international economic law.
- •12. Concept understanding the nature of international economic law.
- •13. Ukraine as an international economic cooperation.
- •14. The harmonization of national legislation with international economic law.
- •15. Addressing the harmonization of legislation of Ukraine on international economic law.
- •16. Convergence of European law and legislation of Ukraine.
- •17. The process of harmonization of legislation of Ukraine to the right of the Commonwealth of Independent States (cis).
- •18. Harmonisation of sectoral legislation of Ukraine on international law.
- •19. Organizational and legal issues concerning Ukraine's accession to the European Union.
- •20. The concept of system and sources of international economic law.
13. Ukraine as an international economic cooperation.
Settlement of Ukraine, as well as any other state, important socio-economic, political and other problems almost impossible without its participation in international economic cooperation in the activities of international organizations without international experience, the experience of becoming and development of individual countries. For this part of our country in international cooperation, including international economic cooperation based on principles of international law is very important. It is clear that cooperation of Ukraine with countries, international organizations is an essential condition for successful solution of many problems not only foreign, external nature, but also internal.
It should be stressed that Ukraine as an international co-
labor in the economy usually has a fairly good position. We know for example that it is advantageous for active participation in global trade and economic relations geographical location, the level of reserves and extraction of raw materials is among the leading countries in the world. She is fourth most fertile black earth. The high intellectual level and general population, a significant potential in high-tech industries offer Ukraine a place in the top five leading space powers of the world, dev'yattsi countries that produce military transport aircraft, and its affiliation with the world's leading arms exports and military-technical services. Our country - the owner of the largest oil and gas pipelines worldwide.
Based primarily to the need to protect national interests of our country is taking steps to establish international, particularly economic, cooperation. Thus, almost 12 years of independence it has established relations with 166 countries, joined about 100 international organizations, member almost 50 multilateral economic agreements entered into and perform more than two thousand bilateral agreements. Active participation of Ukraine in the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, International Trade Centre, UNECE, the Multilateral investment guarantee agency, the World Intellectual Property Organization, the International Atomic Energy Agency, UNDP, and several other organs , funds, programs and specialized agencies that are part of the United Nations. Given the trends of globalization of world economy Ukraine directs its activities in two strategic directions for it.
14. The harmonization of national legislation with international economic law.
The harmonization of national legislation of any country with international law, including economic, involves the coordination of their content.
To date, there emerged two legal systemyy:
- Anglo-Saxon;
- Romance and Germanic.
Signs of the Anglo-Saxon:
- Along with the law the main source of law is legal precedent - a court decision that is binding on the courts of the same or another authority or the consideration of similar cases in the future;
- There is no clear division of rights in the field (no codes);
- Usually a form of government is federal.
Signs of Roman-Germanic system:
- The main source of law - the law;
- Is a clear division of rights in the field;
- Availability of codification of law.
General problem of harmonization is that in different countries of the world there are these two different legal systems and international law is the synthesis of these systems, so the ideal form of harmonization maybutnommu would supply these legal systems to one common denominator.
