
International (public) law that is coordinative rather than sub-ordinative as in national law. Sub-ordinative means that there is a high-low relationship between the governed (the people) and the ruling (ruler / government). The form of international law is also very broad, for example:
In terms of international law in written form
In written international law, the membership system applies. This membership can be interpreted as a formal form of involvement of one party in an agreement. Written law is the result of the Vienna Conference which stipulates that the official law applies in an agreement between countries which is implemented into an international agreement. In the international sphere, the norm that regulates specifically about international treaties is the Law of Treaty which was signed in Vienna, Austria in 1969 (Vienna Convention of 1969). This convention is the main reference in the formulation of an international agreement between countries. It regulates …