The key directions of the legal development of the national priorities of international strategic partnership

The main topic of the current issue of the journal “Legal Concept = Pravovaya Paradigma” - “The global transformations of the legal infrastructure of the modern state: trends in the inter-country interaction and the national development” was declared by the editorial board to conduct a comprehensive intersectoral collective mini-study on the issues of the legal support for the development of strategic partnership and traditional interstate cooperation. A comprehensive analysis of the potential areas of international cooperation in need of a developed technological legal infrastructure is presented in the prepared draft in an expanded format. These are the traditional areas of the activity of international organizations in the context of scientific, technological, and industrial integration, and interstate cooperation in the field of economic activity on foreign trade, public procurement, fiscal policy, as well as new areas in criminal and civil proceedings, arbitration, electoral justice, involving the study of foreign experience to plan strategic partnership and full-fledged mutually beneficial international technological cooperation. It is proved that different strategies of inter-country cooperation and strategic partnership within countries will lead to the creation of different legal systems. A new form of partnership is being investigated - strategic partnership arising as a result of integration processes in the world and the changes in the goals, objectives, and principles of interrelationships of subjects of international law, which is characterized by long-term, mutually beneficial relations of equal status with an emphasis on the economic component. It is argued that the growing economic intra-national inequality is a problem of systemic importance for jurisprudence. It should be studied and taken into account when developing the strategic partnership policy documents and the acts of international cooperation, which will contribute to the creation of more peaceful and prosperous coexistence, backed by an effective law of nations, which meets all types of major challenges to which it is impossible to offer competent adaptive legal responses outside of close inter-country interaction.