REVIEW OF THE MONOGRAPH “CONVERGENCE (HARMONIZATION) OF CIVIL PROCEDURAL LAW WITHIN THE EU AND THE POST-SOVIET SPACE (COMPARATIVE LEGAL ASPECT)” BY K.L. BRANOVITSKY
The review is devoted to the work, which, perhaps, for the first time so systematically and thoroughly analyzes the phenomenon of convergence of legal systems in the process of globalization and modern integration formations, its impact on the development of procedural institutions of the Russian process, prospects, advantages and obstacles, possible tools of implementation and use from the perspective of civil procedure law in its broadest sense. Separately stands the author’s thesis on the procedural institutions, which could act as an object of convergence. By analogy with the EU countries, the author refers and investigates in detail the “international competence” through the legal regime of international competence in the existing multilateral agreements and some aspects of the legal regime of international competence in the national legal orders of the EAEU members. In conclusion, it is concluded that comprehensive and systemic knowledge of the mechanism and tools of such an important and objective legal phenomenon as the convergence (harmonization) of civil procedural law in any state, is an element of the basic part both in scientific and practical activities of lawyers.