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International Law

International law --- International law is part of the law that regulates the activity of international entities. At first, international law is only defined as behavior and relations between states, but in the development of the pattern of international relations increasingly complex then extends this sense that international law is also dealing with the structure and behavior of international organizations and to a certain extent, multinational corporations and individuals.
International law is the law of nations, international law or the law of interstate. The law of nations used to show the customs and rules of law applicable in the relations between the kings of ancient times. International law or legal interstate show on complex rules and principles that govern the relationship between members of the community of nations or states.

Differences and similarities of International Law

Public International Law in contrast to International Law. Private International Law is the overall rules and principles of law governing civil relationships that cross national borders or laws that govern the relationship between the civil law legal actors, each subject to civil law (national) different. While the overall rules of international law is the law and the principles governing the relationship or issues that cross national borders (international relations) that are not civil.

The equation is that both regulate relationships or issues that cross national borders (international). The difference is the nature of law or issue being regulated (object).

Form of international law
International law, there are several forms of embodiment or specific developmental patterns prevailing in a part of the world (region) specific:

International Law Regional
International law applicable / limited area enactment environment, such as the International Law America / Latin America, such as the concept of continental shelf (Continental Shelf) and the concept of protection of marine biodiversity (conservation of the living resources of the sea) that originally grew in the Americas so a general international law.

International Law Special
International law in the form of special rules apply to certain countries such as the European Convention on Human Rights as a reflection of the circumstances, needs, level of development and the level of integrity of different people from different parts. In contrast to regional growth through the common law process.

International law is the overall rules and principle that govern relationship or issues that cross national borders between:

• State by state
• Countries with other legal person not subject to the law of the state or country is not each other.

International Law and the World

International law is based on the mind of the international community which consists of a number of sovereign and independent state within the meaning of each stand-alone that one is not under the control of the other so it is a rule of law coordination among members of the international community of equals.
World Law stems on the basis of other thoughts. Influenced analogy with Constitutional Law (constitusional law), the legal world is a kind of state (federation) world covering all the countries in the world. Hierarchical world countries stand on national states. The world according to the concept of legal order is a legal order subordination.

Community and International Law

International societies existence as a sociological basis of international law.

The existence of an international community. Indicated the presence of the international community that there is a relationship between members of the international community, because of the requirement that was caused by the division of wealth and uneven industrial development in the world as well as commercial or relationship in the field of culture, science, religious, social and sporting resulted in the emergence of interests to maintain and manage relationships with a common interest. To regulate, manage and maintain international relations it is necessary laws guarantee world necessary element of certainty in any orderly relationship. International society is essentially the relationship between human life and life is a complex joint made up of diverse people who establish tightly.

The same legal principles as elements of the international legal community. A collection of the nation to be truly said of a public international law there must be a binding element that is the principle legal equality between the nations of the world. No matter how different his form of positive law in force in each country in the absence of a law society of nations is the law of nature (naturerech) which requires the nations of the world to live in peace can be restored in human reason (ratio) and the instinct to defend its kind .