Irfan R. Hutagalung
Universitas Islam
Negeri Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta
Fakultas Ilmu
Sosial dan Ilmu Politik Prodi Hubungan Internasional
Abstrak: Indonesia is bound or is negotiating to bind itself into
international treaties on international trade, it is essential to examine
whether laws and legislation on the powers to bind country to international
treaties including international trade agreements have been established on the
basis of the principle of popular sovereignty. In other words, do the law and
legislation allocate sufficient power to the people's representative body to
control the government's actions in binding the state to international treaties
and international trade agreements. This paper aims to answer that question. It
is done by exposing and analyzing how national law places international law in
its legal system; how national law regulates the involvement of the
representative body of the people in deciding whether or not to be bound by
international treaties and international trade agreements and procedures to be
followed. Exposures and reviews are laid in the principle that government
action should be controlled by the representative institutions of the people
and the judiciary in certain respects in accordance with its function.
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