Globalist potential of the territorial community: current issues of definition, understanding and possible implementation

Abstract

The article is devoted to the study of topical issues of definition, understanding and possible realization of the globalist potentialof the territorial community.It is argued that local self-government and territorial community, firstly, are the direct subject of globalization, because they areinfluenced by its factors and species blocks (economic, political, legal, etc.), and secondly, they act as the final consumer of its benefits– the beneficiaries, and the direct or indirect object of its negative phenomena (global, regional and domestic economic crisis dueto the pandemic COVID-19, and related unemployment, closure of enterprises, delays in payment of wages salaries, pensions and othersocial benefits, sequestration of social articles of the state and local budgets, etc.); in addition, thirdly, when applied directly to locallife, they are the relevant user, producer and reproducer of its achievements, actively using them to organize their life cycle or relyingon the influence of global factors on their daily lives.It is proved that the definition of a complex system-complex phenomenology of the globalist potential of the territorial communityis due to the fact that, firstly, it is simultaneously related to domestic – municipal and constitutional law, as well as systems of generalinternational law and international relations; secondly, it has not yet been properly reflected in the science of municipal and internationallaw, although some domestic and foreign scholars and international experts have touched on this issue in an attempt to focuson this phenomenon (phenomenon), which is mostly evaluative. nature.It is established that determining the global potential of the territorial community, it should be understood that it is based on theknowledge, skills and abilities of its members, as well as formed by local governments (representative and executive), including allother bodies and subjects of the local system. self-government – to protect the existential guidelines for the existence, functioning anddevelopment of territorial community in the face of global influences and changes, taking into account its own individual and groupand collective cooperation opportunities both at the level of its own state and abroad, historical and geographical identity, guidelinesfor individual and collective mentality, appropriate sustainable forms of social life and social practice, based on the relevant moral andethical values of community.