The Impact of the “Right to Regulate” Doctrine on the Legal Personality of States and Non-State Actors in International Construction Contract Law

The article is dedicated to the examination of the impact of the doctrine of the “right to regulate” on the legal personality of states and non-state actors in international construction contract law. It explores issues related to the balance of sovereign rights and corporate interests, analyzing judicial practice. Based on the findings of the research, the legal consequences of applying the “right to regulate” in the regulation of international contracts are identified.