The Chairman of IUBCCI, Mr. Nasty Vladoiu, PhD Prof. of Criminal Law and International Human Rights at the Faculty of Law of Transylvania University from Brasov has published the 10th law book in his career, with the title, “Propaedeutics in Informational Society Law”. The book represents a valuable contribution in the field of law aiming to show that we are currently witnessing the setting up of a new legal subject in law, given that information, as key-product of informational society, enables us to predict informational technology as basis of an intellectual technology, where the theoretical knowledge and new information technologies are decisive in the development of society.
In the same time, the book introduces a new concept, that of economic diplonomie.
In an interview for the newspaper “Sursa Zilei”, PhD. Prof. Nasty Vladoiu, Chairman of IUBCCI explains how can be defined this new concept, and why is it important in the context of continue change of the international relations system.
According to PhD. Prof. Nasty Vladoiu, the semantics of the word “diplonomie” is very interesting and capable of multiple application in various fields. Thus, the word “diplonomie” was formed by joining the element of “diplo”, meaning “double”, “two”, with the element of “nomie”, coming from Latin and meaning “leadership”, “administration”, “governance”, “rational distribution” or even sometimes “rule or law”.
” In this sense, we can speak about a semantics like “double governance”, “dual administration”, “double rational distribution”, “double rule of law”, trying thus to define the concept of Economic Diplonomie both in terms of national economic interest of each country, and also from the bilateral perspective, where the interest is common and complementary. “
This common and complementary interest should form the basis of commercial relations and “Economic Diplonomie” represents thereby the future of bilateral relations, in the opinion of PhD. Prof. Nasty Vladoiu.
When it comes about the objective of defining and implementing this new concept, Mr. Vladoiu believes that:
” The practical interest for us is the analysis of redirecting and focusing the international diplomatic activity, which received reorientation impulses on economic issues. The worldwide diplomatic missions have taken tasks in terms of identification, configuration and exploitation of the strengths in the economic interest of the represented states.
Thus being said, we can assert without fear of being mistaken, that Economic Diplonomie took the lead in accredited diplomatic missions as an activity of special importance. Nevertheless, it may be wondered if at this moment, the Economic Diplonomie is an exclusive attribute of accredited diplomatic missions or are there also other entities with the same powers in a society such as, the chambers of commerce or some specialized national agencies.
The answer is quite easy: the Economic Diplonomie activity involves also other several specialists from various fields, who prepare actually what will the economic diplomat present and sustain before the representatives of other states. From this perspective, another legitimate question arises- whether this activity of identification and configuration of the economic interest can be called also Economic Diplonomie, the answer being that, between the two activities with the same purpose – diplomats presenting the country offer and promoting a common interest – there can be only a close link.
The promotion of bilateral economic interest of a state to another should be conducted considering the common economic and complementary interests, in order to create a true “win-win situation.” Considering that bilateral economic diplomacy is the key to success in a globalized world economy, we believe that in a dual relational system there is a need to have clear rules able to meet the bilateral economic interest and then to ease the double governance, double administration, double rational distribution etc.”
Thus being said, Mr. Vladoiu concluded by expressing what is the Bi-national economic interest, in terms of Economic Diplonomie:
“The Bi-national economic interest is built through rules, norms, laws adopted by mutual agreement and able to satisfy a common and complementary economic interest. We are confident in the theory that in a “business” must win both sides, and because all this primary activity establishing the common and complementary economic interest, supported subsequently by practice of economic diplomacy, must have a name, I choose it to be – Economic Diplonomie.
In conclusion, we can broadly define Economic Diplonomie as the activity involving specialized operations conducted bilaterally with the aim of identifying and configuring the common and complementary economic interest – interest that can be achieved with support offered by the perspective of dual governance, dual administration, double responsible distribution processes – , and which has as purpose tightening the bilateral economic relations and promoting sustained economic development, by meeting on a long-term the national economic interest of each state. “
* For the integral text, see Interview with Sursa Zilei Newspaper from April 8, 2015.
