Contemporary law - plurality, complexity and transdisciplinary
Contemporary law - plurality, complexity and transdisciplinary

Summary/Abstract: This article attempts to cap the contemporary law issues analyzed multidisciplinary author previous other materials through innovative approaches, the proposed solutions, the originality of the research scientific, regarded even by right relationships with ethics and aesthetics but also the specifics of their interaction. The material is structured main themes and overall guidance to the problem we distinguish between original law in general and contemporary law between domestic law and international law. Broadly, there are two conceptions, the one hand,a conception transcendental or iusnaturalist, which sees as the expression of universal principles and timeless, and, on the other hand, a conception positivistic and instrumental, which sees as a technical pure, neutral and empty of meaning. However, from an ethical and aesthetic perspective on contemporary law characterized by plurality, complexity and transdisciplinarity

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