Synergetic Analysis of Organic Elements of International Legal Systems

The synergistic approach in the study of international legal systems is a new and promising approach to the analysis of complex interactions between elements of legal systems. In connection with globalization, there is a growing need to find methods that allow us to consider legal systems as organic wholes, where the interaction of individual elements leads to the formation of new legal realities. Synergetics as a science of self-organization opens up new horizons for the study of legal systems, which makes this research relevant in the context of solving modern problems of international law.

It is known that the organic elements of international legal systems are the fundamental components of international law, which include the norms and principles of international law (sovereignty, non-interference, human rights); international organizations (UN, International Criminal Court, WTO); international treaties and agreements that create the basis for interaction between states. The modern development of international legal systems requires a deep analysis of the interaction of their elements and processes that contribute to the formation of global legal order. In connection with dynamic changes in the international arena; in particular, the challenges of globalization, transcendental threats and the development of digital technologies, there is a need for a more detailed study of the methods and principles underlying the functioning of these systems.

One of the promising approachesthat helpsto reveal the complexity of these processesissynergistic analysis. It is based on the concept of self-organization of systems, where the interaction of individual elements leads to the emergence of new structures and norms. This approach allows us to examine how various components of international law – legal norms, institutions, international organizations and national legal systems – interact and create stable legal mechanisms.

This article considers a synergistic analysis of the organic elements of international legal systems. It is necessary to examine the main legal elements, their interaction and impact on the development of international law. We will also pay attention to the methods of self-organization that can contribute to solving global problems through legal norms and institutions.

Synergetics is a scientific discipline that studies the processes of self-organization in complex systems. Let us consider the following aspects: the system as a set of elements, self-organization processes, the concept of order through chaos. The system as a set of elements consists in the fact that legal norms, international organizations, states and other subjects of international law are considered as elements of the global legal system. Therefore, synergetics studies how international legal systems can adapt to changes, responding to new challenges through the creation of new norms and mechanisms of legal regulation. The concept of order through chaos as international law evolves in conditions of chaos, which can arise due to conflicts, wars or environmental disasters.