| dc.identifier.citation | Kyryliuk, N., Savchyn, N., Bobryk, V., Koroied, S., Makhinchuk, V. The place of the sovereign equality of states in the modern system of basic principles of international law. Astra Salvensis, 2022, 2022(1), pp. 563–575. ISSN: 2393-4727 (Scopus) | uk_UA |
| dc.description.abstract | At the present stage of human development, numerous regulations are consolidated and,
accordingly, a list of initial principles on which international relations between states are based is defined. The
issue of their study and interpretation is extremely relevant today, since every day around the world these
principles are violated by the emergence of armed conflicts, the implementation of terrorist acts, as well as military
actions between different countries. Of importance among them is the principle of sovereign equality, since it is a
solid basis for equality and mutual respect between states and is increasingly becoming the object of arbitrary
violation, which requires an in-depth study of this principle and determine its place among other generally
established principles of international law. The purpose of this study is to consider the history of the development
of sovereign equality, investigate its structure and constituent elements, and most importantly, establish an
interrelation with other principles of international law. This paper uses several scientific research methods that
allow for an in-depth examination of this subject area, including the method of analysis, the method of synthesis,
the method of comparative analysis, the method of deduction, the method of abstraction, the method of
generalisation, as well as the method of analysis of scientific literature. The results obtained after the study are
theoretical and practical principles for the implementation of sovereign equality by states around the world,
determining its role in building international relations, as well as its correlation with other principles developed
in international law. The practical value of this study is its use in the development of methodological materials
for teaching such an academic discipline as international law, as well as for extracurricular familiarisation of
students with this subject. Furthermore, the results and conclusions formed in this study can be used by other
researchers to investigate the implementation of the fundamental principles of international law, including the
principle of sovereign equality. | uk_UA |
