We consider control systems for which we know two stabilizing controllers.
One is globally asymptotically stabilizing, the other one is only locally a
symptotically stabilizing but for some reason we insist on using it in a ne
ighborhood of the origin. We look for a uniting control law being equal to
the local feedback on a neighborhood of the origin, equal to the global one
outside of a larger neighborhood and being a globally stabilizing controll
er. We study several solutions based on continuous, discontinuous, hybrid,
time-varying controllers. One criterion of the selection of a controller is
the robustness of the stability to vanishing noise. This leads us in parti
cular to consider a kind of generalization of Krasovskii trajectories for h
ybrid systems.