International Law Charter Change; An unsettled Legal Issue from Middle Ages and the Renaissance Period until the modern 21st Century

The importance of International Law reflects to the International economic relationship of a given country.  A country for example, can have foreign direct investments (FDI) if and only the given country is currently maintaining a positive economic relationship with other neighboring nations. The status of having a sound International economic relation is so fragile that any given political and cultural instability caused by society’s behavioral conflict will abruptly change the intensity level of positive relationship between countries.

Looking backwards to the Middle Ages and the Renaissance Period of International Business Relations, though during that time International law is not as systematic as of today but the need of resources exchange through International Business is considered necessary to eliminate the scarcity of one commodity of a given country.  Furthermore, during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance Period, Military power is needed to protect the actual delivery flow of goods from one country to another.  

To give an example, during the reign of Alexander the Great; military power is needed to secure the goods and the monetary exchange between countries. Certainly, military power during the time of Middle Ages and Renaissance Period is a fundamental requirement owing to the fact that law and order both domestic and International law is not well organized in an International platform.  As of today UN is trying to avoid military rule-out to maintain the modern International culture of Human-Rights.  

Obama in Cairo University (Egypt):

Obama in University of Yangon (Burma):

My Philippine President:

Obama Speech in Europe (Germany):

Though, some International Relations scenarios are unavoidable that the International Military must intervene to “Police” the world and secure the world of International Business and Trade.  Per se, World Policies must be ratified and re-modeled to jive the modern business community of today respecting the internet technologies that enhance the fast supply chain of the modern 21^st century International Business.

Giving some important points to consider the charter change of International Laws with respect to the national and domestic laws must be given consideration for a more versatile linkage of domestic and International legal policies.

  

U.S. State of the Union Address 2013:

POINTS TO BE CONSIDERED:

A. Nature and Develop of International Law- these points out to the new policies that must be considered as the evolution of governments, religious and cultural beliefs are rapidly changing.

B. International Law Today- refers to the International Laws being imposed through the legal and judicial power of the International Court of United Nations.

C. International Law and Municipal Law- refers to the accordance of functionality from domestic law to the International Law synchronization.

D. Treaties- are agreements or MOU of two or more given countries participating the International Economic exchange of goods and commodities.  

E. International protection of human rights- less we forget that respecting the International humanity is the vital reason of government Internationalization.

F.The United Nations system- regular evaluation and counter-checking of policies must be imposed to avoid confusion and backlogs of the fragile nature of International law and policies.

H.Territorial Integrity (Law of the sea, land, and air)- territorial disputes and conflicts must be addressed to gain the national respect between countries.  Further conflicts are always caused by land, sea, and air disputes.

As an ASEAN citizen and a NETizen as well, changing legal laws both national and International is necessary to meet a unanimous agreement considering aspect of education, religion, science, politics, and above all the local citizen’s human behavior.