In this work, the author starts from an interdisciplinary and plural concept of what the term ‘globalisation’ means: in particular, it presents a reference to a social, economic, cultural and demographic process from which law cannot escape. From this perspective, and starting from the new relationship between the public and private spheres, what emerges is the relevance of deregulation as a reality, together with the need for the State to continue maintaining its functions, albeit updating them to suit the demands of the new scenario in which it operates. But the reality of law manifests a number of problems which need to be overcome by means of a new understanding of globalisation and the implementation of new legal techniques and formulations.
Keywords: Globalization - Legal models - Global law - Human rights