IN A GLOBALIZED WORLD, ARE THERE STILL QUESTIONS FOR PHILOSOPHY OF LAW?
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https://doi.org/10.30827/acfs.v39i0.1037Abstract
We may not know precisely what globalization consists of and what its outcome will be —supposing that such complex processes have an outcome, as such—, it is nonetheless real. However, it is also something that we can idealise. I do not mean idealise in the sense of changing what we call globalization at will. Rather, it is a matter of using our intelligence to raise this process above its own reality itself.
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