In this chapter the traditional legal issues concerning the identification of the subjects of international law is examined according to an original perspective. First of all, the legal regimes of self-determination, minorities and national reconciliation processes are seen, as a whole; namely, as expressions of the increasing legal value of civil societies (peoples, groups) in international law. Second: the legal regime of State sovereignty is dealt with in this chapter, since sovereignty is considered as being the logical corollary of state international capacity. Third and most importantly: the legal position of individuals is not examined in general terms, but with specific regard to some different (legal) sectors of contemporary intern...
The central thesis of this work is that, as a means of giving effect to the choice of that state, cu...
Since the end of the nineteenth century international law has been perceived as an autonomous instit...
International law has evolved to recognise the state as its primary subject and as a member of the f...
In this chapter the traditional legal issues concerning the legal regime which applies to internatio...
The problem regarding the quality of the subjects in international law relations occupies a central ...
The concept of sovereignty is not defined by international law. It does not stand alone in the Unite...
The Concept of State Sovereignty in the Modern International Law The notion of “state sovereignty” i...
none1noThe present article offers a summary overview of the evolutions of the modern international l...
International law aims at being universal. In the past, rationalistic approaches based on natural la...
I would like to turn to how my current thinking and writing relate to the broader issues of internat...
We aimed at highlighting in this paper, after analyzing the transformations that took place in the i...
In a realistic and descriptive sense, international law is a complex and dynamic legal process profo...
The оccurrence and the futility of the scientific debate on the most debated in the scientificlitera...
International legal scholarship has for so long taken the "Classical Question" of whether internatio...
Currently there is a trend to increase the role and impact of international law on national legal sy...
The central thesis of this work is that, as a means of giving effect to the choice of that state, cu...
Since the end of the nineteenth century international law has been perceived as an autonomous instit...
International law has evolved to recognise the state as its primary subject and as a member of the f...
In this chapter the traditional legal issues concerning the legal regime which applies to internatio...
The problem regarding the quality of the subjects in international law relations occupies a central ...
The concept of sovereignty is not defined by international law. It does not stand alone in the Unite...
The Concept of State Sovereignty in the Modern International Law The notion of “state sovereignty” i...
none1noThe present article offers a summary overview of the evolutions of the modern international l...
International law aims at being universal. In the past, rationalistic approaches based on natural la...
I would like to turn to how my current thinking and writing relate to the broader issues of internat...
We aimed at highlighting in this paper, after analyzing the transformations that took place in the i...
In a realistic and descriptive sense, international law is a complex and dynamic legal process profo...
The оccurrence and the futility of the scientific debate on the most debated in the scientificlitera...
International legal scholarship has for so long taken the "Classical Question" of whether internatio...
Currently there is a trend to increase the role and impact of international law on national legal sy...
The central thesis of this work is that, as a means of giving effect to the choice of that state, cu...
Since the end of the nineteenth century international law has been perceived as an autonomous instit...
International law has evolved to recognise the state as its primary subject and as a member of the f...