Abstract

The paper describes some essential aspects of the development of global world regimes and the fundamental theses of that project. It considers the reasons of the process of juridification at the supranational level and defends it from the criticism of those who denounce a furious autoreferential expansion of law by authorities and regimes who lack any connection with the political communities they pretend to regulate. The author provides a framework that may be considered the problematic background of Palombella's theses on the "public beyond the State."