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International Law and International Organizations
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Kalamkaryan R.A. The institution of peaceful resolution of disputes as an inherent element of modern international law. Part one.

Abstract: The subject of this research is the institution of peaceful resolution of disputes in the modern international law. The system of international law represents a construct comprehensive in its form, and complete in content. The institution of peaceful resolution of disputes as an immanent part of world order based on the rule of law integrates a complex of generally accepted procedures: talks, examination, intermediation, resolution, arbitration, and trial. The author notes that a trial from the juridical point of view has full advantages over the other methods. A conclusion is made that the Russian Federation as a statement of its committal to the rule of law, within the framework of its course of foreign policy subsequently supports the elevation of the role of International Court of Justice as the main judicial authority of UN. Subjective positioning of the International Court of Justice defines itself in the format of institutionalized procedures on protection of law.

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rule of law, International Court of Justice, UN, peaceful resolution of disputes, world, modern international law, foreign policy, Russian Federation, obligatory jurisdiction, law

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