Abstract
Globalization, development of the states and society and their rapprochement makes the issues of regulation of relation with a foreign element more urgent, and in particular private international law becomes relevant. In this aspect, states are aimed in unification and harmonization of norms of private international law and mostly within regional associations. This article traces these issues within the Community of Independent States (CIS). The CIS countries are trying to analyze and use the international experience, in particular similar experiences of the EU. The EU experience is acutely important in view of the development of Eurasian Economic Union in which more States are trying to become a member. This article traces the development and rapprochement of the private international law in the EU and the CIS countries, and analyzes international agreements of the States which are aimed to unify private international law and regulate such relations around the States. The article reflects upon and provides some basic perspectives regarding further regional harmonization and unification of private international law in the CIS.
Highlights
The aim of the current paper is to explore the tendencies of private international law (PIL) within the regional perspective, namely the Community of Independent States countries and the European Union (EU)
The paper examines the objective reality of the processes that take part in the Community of Independent States or Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) in comparison to the EU and doctrinal study of relevant legal and paralegal provisions and historical inquiry
Interactions between countries play a crucial role for the unification of PIL
Summary
The aim of the current paper is to explore the tendencies of private international law (PIL) within the regional perspective, namely the Community of Independent States (post-USSR) countries and the European Union (EU). It is critically important for the CIS to further integrate into both the EU and worldwide society and to enhance the development of a single market and mutual free circulation of goods and services In this regard, the establishment of a unified legal framework and the development of legislation aimed at regulating international, and especially PIL relations, serve as important factors in the development of such relations and the economies of the CIS countries as a whole. The intensive development of the economies of sovereign CIS Member States requires further improvement of the legal mechanism for conflict regulation In this regard, the study of the experience of the EU and its implementation in the CIS is of particular importance. The CIS performs its activities on the basis of this Charter
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