The Status of the Individual in International Law and the Age of Globalization

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The research paper explores the historical context of globalization, highlighting its recurring nature throughout history. It examines significant periods of economic, cultural, and political interaction, such as the dominance of the English and Dutch East India companies in the 17th century and the colonization efforts of Spain and Portugal in Latin America during the 15th and 16th centuries. This analysis provides insights into how these early interactions have shaped contemporary global dynamics in law and intellectual property.