Mechanisms of International Legal Cooperation to Regulate the Use of Marketplaces

The article analyzes the theses on the content of relevant international trade law documents in the context of interaction between interested international organizations. As a result, three types of mechanisms of international legal cooperation are argued in order to regulate the use of marketplaces. The first type of international legal mechanisms is characterized by direct cooperation of interested international organizations in the field of e-commerce. The second type is mediated cooperation of competent subjects of international trade law within the framework of blank and approving interaction. The third type includes mechanisms for special cooperation of interested international organizations in the field of e-commerce, which are characterized by functional, territorial, and informational content.