Transformation of international treaties in the field of private international law in the context of the constitutionalization of branches of law

Abstract

In accordance with the legislation of the Russian Federation, the applicable law is determined, including in accordance with an international agreement. In 2020, amendments were made to the legislation of the Russian Federation, which again put on the agenda the question of the importance of international treaties in modern Russian law. In the light of the latest changes, if the norm of international treaties is recognized as unconstitutional, then this norm will not apply. In addition, the issue of qualifications is very important in the context of when an international treaty becomes part of the legal system. With the adoption of amendments to the Constitution of the Russian Federation and the Determination of the Constitutional Court, many issues that caused a lively discussion have been clarified. If we analyze more globally, the competition between states for the development of the latest technologies and innovations has led to the blurring of boundaries between legal systems, between public and private law, to the evolution of the concept of sources of law in the sphere of internal law of states. These trends cannot but affect the development of modern private international law. Should be noted, the trend towards an increase in the number of concluded international treaties, cross-border transactions within the framework of integration associations does not take into the background the need to comply with moral norms in the 21st century. Conscientious, partnership, mutually beneficial cooperation between states in a difficult post-like time can lead to an improvement in the development of the economies of states and stability in society, to an increase in legal culture in it.