Foundations
of Multilevel Legal Regulation of the Future World Order
Nikolai S. Rozov
Abstract. The paper is
an attempt to throw a logical bridge from the abstract ontology of time and
general discussion about the meaning of history to current global problems and
approaches to their solution. A nonclassical ontology
of time ("the garden of emerging trails") denies the time axis in the
future and emphasizes opening and closing ranges of possibilities at any
moment. Three fundamental types of social processes are considered:
constructing, taking shape and trials (testing). A thought experiment about the
true end of history (the disappearance of the human species) is carried out
which gives the resulting thesis: the meaning of history has a character trial
for humanity. This idea is connected with the previously developed axiological
doctrine (values of universal significance – ‘thin code’) and the redefinition
of the Gemeinschaft / Gesellschaft opposition. Thus,
the axiological meaning of history is revealed as a test of mankind's ability
to protect values of universal significance, and sociologically it is a trial
for ability to design such covering Gesellschaft,
which would allow a variety of Gemeinschafts to
co-exist and develop peacefully in conditions of almost permanent resource
deficiency and recurrent conflicts. It is shown that the best form of such Gesellschaft at the global level and in the world regions
is a multilevel system of global, regional, national and local courts
specialized in areas of territorial conflicts, environment, protection of
rights, etc. Creating a system of such courts essentially would complement the
UN system, which would be a more complete.
Розов Н.С. Философско-антропологические основания
политико-правовой регуляции будущего миропорядка // Credo New,
2013, 2.С.252-276.