دور المنظمات الاقتصادية الدولية في وضع القوانين الاقتصادية : القوانين الجزائرية نموذجا

Abstract EN

Economic activity, both internationally and domestically, is subject to a series of transformations, mostly focused on the liberalization of markets in order to enter all the requirements of economic life.

These shifts are reflected in the emergence of new concepts in the regulation of the economic aspect: trade in services, trade in intellectual property rights, international investments, e-commerce, liberalization of international markets and economic control, which mostly have the same meaning: the unification of the legal systems in which economic systems operate in the capitalist sense.

This underscores the specific issue that all countries, irrespective of their geographical location or economic progress, should develop legal provisions that support this global trend to unify the legal text applicable in all areas, including economic ones.

This has been recognized by international economic organizations, whether global or non-governmental in terms of influencing different countries to develop laws of an economic nature for the purpose of the actual embodiment of economic liberalization and enforce the law.

Algeria has followed this path in its economic laws, which were mostly influenced by these international economic organizations.

In the midst of these facts, one must ask about the scope of the intervention of the international economic organizations to influence countries to develop laws that enshrine their principles and rules, including Algerian law?