تدويل الدساتير و أثره على سيادة الدولة

Abstract EN

The rise in the development of international law has resulted in the emergence of a world order that holds new values such as democracy and human rights, which most States have embraced by incorporating them into their constitutions.

The increasing rate of infiltration of international law into the rules of the Constitution is the result of the phenomenon of the internationalization of constitutions, which changes the organization of the State's public authorities, their relations with each other, their relationship with individuals, and the strengthening of their legal status within the State.

It also contributes to the extension of international law into areas considered the internal competence of the State, which affects the principle of the primacy of the Constitution.

The concept of sovereignty associated with this transcendence had thus been greatly influenced by these changes, and the scope of sovereignty is now determined by the commitment of the State to the provisions of the international community.