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Notas
- The depiction of the social space where internacional trades takes place as a distinct and independent social order regrouping the community of the "operators of international trade," wich is governed by the legal order of its own, has greatly facilitated the positing of a public policy to that order. This social order exhibits a certain coherence, and enjoys a solidarity among its member to qualify for what many arbitration scholars have now come to call the societas mercatorum. This social order is governed by what is referred to as the lex mercatoria. (em Corruption in international trade and commercial arbitration, Abdulhay Sayed, Klwer Law International. Netherlands, 2004 – localizado em http://books.google.com.br.)
- STRENGER, Irineu. Direito do comércio internacional e Lex Mercatoria. São Paulo: Ltr, 1996, pág. 55.
[Rz 7] For businesspeople, this is an increasingly academic question – trade usages will be applied anyway (see Goode 1997: 8). For conflict-of-law scholars on the other hand, it is – or rather was – about legal anarchy. Thus, when Berthold Goldman (1964) suggested almost 40 years ago that there exists a lex mercatoria that could eventually become a legal order independent of national laws, he earned an expected outcry from legal purists that still echoes today.3 Businesspeople, however, did not respond. They were not expected to; and they were not even informed. Even now, you can ask almost any businessperson what he or she thinks of the lex mercatoria or the autonomous legal order of international commerce, and you will earn a blank stare. Nevertheless, the great lex mercatoria debate was born. It raged throughout the 1970s and 1980s. (in Dasser, Felix. Lex Mercatoria – Critical Comments on a Trcky Topic. Jusletter 6, Janeiro de 2003, pag. 2)