TERRITORIAL SUPREME AS AN IMMANT SIGN OF SOVEREIGNTY AND INTERNATIONAL SUBJECTIVITY OF THE STATE

Abstract

The authors emphasizes that the processes of globalization and current events in Ukraine call for increased attention to constitutional research on issues related to the territory of the state. A review of the legal literature and the opinions expressed in it gave the authors reason to formulate the thesis that territorial supremacy is an immanent sign of sovereignty and international subjectivity of the state.
 The purpose of the article is to carry out a constitutional study of systemic relationships in the triad "territorial supremacy – state sovereignty – international subjectivity of the state".
 Within the argumentation of this thesis, three characteristics of territorial supremacy are briefly analyzed.
 
 Territorial supremacy is characterized by the fact that public power in general and state power in particular within state borders is exclusive and State power is exercised by a system of state bodies.
 Territorial supremacy is characterized by the fact that public power in general and state power in particular in some cases is extraterritorial. The relations to which state power extends in these cases are determined by national law, taking into account international
 Territorial supremacy is characterized by the fact that public authorities in general and public authorities in particular affect not only domestic but also foreign In the international arena, the state acts taking into account the priorities of domestic policy, which are enshrined in national legislation (or in documents of a programmatic nature).
 
 The authors summarizes that the practical implementation of these three characteristics of territorial supremacy is carried out by each country at its discretion. From the point of view of constitutional law, it is important that the principles of national constitutionalism are always taken into account, sometimes also the principles of constitutionalism of foreign countries (horizontal dimension of extraterritoriality), and even less often the principles of global constitutionalism (vertical dimension of extraterritoriality).