GLOBALISATION AND ITS IMPACTS ON THE HARMONISATION OF LAWS AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF SECURITY SYSTEMS

MUDRINIĆ Ljiljana M. (Megatrend univerzitet Beograd), mudrinic.ljiljana243@gmail.com

Globalisation as a modern-world phenomenon leads the world to rapid, deep, revolutionary, and irreversible economic, cultural, political, technicaltechnological, legal, and ecological changes. Due to the scientific and technological revolution, economic development, and reform of the political and legal systems, the globalisation process has accelerated, which has contributed to social development and prosperity. Since ideological orientation determines the content and meaning of globalisation and its positive and negative impacts on the development of international relations, it can only be assumed that this process will succeed in reconciling existing ideological differences in the future. However, we should not lose sight of the fact that for some, this process represents global connection and integration in order to improve the international system, while for others, globalisation represents fragmentation and the widening of the gap between worlds that can lead to a clash of civilizations. Since no one can distance himself from the existing globalist challenges, the author devoted special attention to the analysis of the impact of this process on the harmonisation of the legal order and the transformation of the international security system, on changes that cannot only be equated with globalisation but also with the strengthening of international organisations such as the European Union.

Keywords: globalisation, harmonisation of law, the transformation of international security, economic globalisation, European Union