THE CREATION AND THE DISSOLUTION OF A STATE IN INTERNATIONAL LAW

Autor smatra kako pravnici međunarodnog prava nemaju širine u utemeljenju fenomena države. Većina pravnika uzima iskaze međunarodnog sudskog tijela o postojanju stanovitih pravila općeg međunarodnog prava kao dokazane i neupitne. Ovu fikciju države slijede tako da podržavaju one iskaze o pravu koji odgovaraju njihovim interesima. Autor analizira mišljenja Arbitražne komisije o procesu raspada i o kriterijima za prestanak bivše SFRJ, te o kriterijima za nastanak novih država. On smatra da će ovo iskustvo biti od velikog značaja za međunarodnu sudsku praksu.The author is of the opinion that experts in international law are not broad-minded regarding the establishment of a state. Most legal experts take for granted the statements of the international judiciary on the existance of certain rules of general international law and consider them validated and indisputable. This fiction has been given support by states since they uphold those legal statements that suit their interests. The author analyses the Opinions of the Arbitration Committee on the process of of the disintegration and the criteria for the dissolution of the former Yugoslavia as well as the criteria for the creation of the new states. He considers this precedent as central for international judiciary law