| Summary: | The purpose of this paper is to highlight the fact that the modern national state, oscillates on an orbit of conflict of laws, often marked by delegations of powers from the national to the supranational level. The movement of people, goods and services have always pointed out, through their national element, the appearance of conflicts of laws in the context of their migration to other national spaces, being carriers of cross-border implications.
This issue is characterized by geopolitical developments in the international community that created the United Nations Organization and other alliances and delegated competence of interstate conflicts to the International Court of Justice on the one hand, in order to avoid another world conflagrations. In another train of thoughts the geopolitical world is constantly changing and its appearance, the geopolitical construction leads to a new system of law, the European one and other conflicts of laws which I symbolically call national versus European.
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