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This article will address the author's point of view regarding the need of Peruto develop an oceanic foreign policy, which is in accordance with the interests of the State. TheThe path to develop said policy has been paved by the actions of the StatePeruvian throughout its history, highlighting its participation in the generation of the "thesistwo hundred nautical miles" and in the adoption of the text of the "Convention of theUnited Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea” (UNCLOS). Although Peru does notis a Party to said treaty, has not stopped participating in forums related to the subjectmaritime and new developments on ocean governance, however,In order to develop an oceanic foreign policy, it is vital that Peru adhere to said treaty.

      

             

It has been 30 years since the creation of the Peruvian antitrust law institution INDECOPI, a period where it has reaffirmed its support for an international Intellectual Property system along with the WIPO’s approach. We shall expose the progress and strengthening of INDECOPI, mimicking international tendencies through the signing of various treaties; thus, leading to a simplification of mechanisms seeking to achieve sustainable development, accessible and ultimately leading to economic progress.

The purpose of this paper is to explore the scientific consideration of lawinternational from positivism, to sustain that the postmodern position that putsemphasis on interpretive work is the most appropriate to explain the phenomenonjurisdiction of the current law of nations, especially due to the presence of multiple courtspermanent international For this research, Kelsen and Bianchi have been consideredas representatives, respectively, of both epistemological approaches. In that sense,Bianchi's position on interpretation is examined, which he considers that theInterpretation is a playful activity, as it has an objective, a defined context, rules,players, and strategies.