States, international organizations, peoples gosudarstvopodobnye education - they are all united by one system, known as the "International law".The rapid development of the international economy, is constantly occurring conflicts over spheres of influence, defending the interests of individuals in a variety of aspects of existence demanded the creation of a civilized regulation and legal justification of action.That was realized in the formation of international law, unifying regulations governing the most important bilateral relations.
If we talk about international law, it can be considered a fair observation that the beginning of his serious development it received only at the end of World War II, when Allied victory was only a matter of time.And it resulted in the formation of a particular sub-sector, known as the "Law of Treaties".However, some legal scholars tend to believe that as a starting point should be 1648 - the time of conclusion of the Treaty of Westphalia.But this statement is quite debatable.
But not only international treaty caused the "explosion" of international law.Like most phenomena in the modern world, international law does not avoid the influence of economic factors.It is impossible to ignore was not only military industrial corporations but also becoming multinationals.All this required the development of a special legal regulation, which was international economic law.
Thus, the fundamental factors in the development of international law and international treaties and steel economy.
worth noting that before the law of treaties was the place to be.But since 1969 the implementation of the provisions set out therein, provided not only by the prisoners in the Vienna Conventions, but also the specialized intergovernmental organizations, chief among which was the United Nations.In addition to responsibility for default or partial fulfillment of obligations by States, international law has authorized using the sub-sector, and one more important question - namely the gaps in regulation.According to the Law of Treaties such settled on the basis of international customs only as long as the states in the convention will not provide otherwise.It should be noted that all such incidents are recorded and relevant international bodies to undertake to eliminate them.
Other represents the international economic law.In fact, based on this sub-sector were laid by the English economist John. M. Keynes, who defined the foundations of modern economic world order at the final conference of the Second World War, putting forward a proposal for the creation of the IMF and World Bank.
Today, the main operators of the sub-sectors are other than the above, the WTO, UNCTAD, ECOSOC and many other regional organizations.International law regulates a variety of areas of economic life, activity, ranging from the common issues of the stability of the national currency and ending with regulation of a special relationship (for example, the question of the redistribution of oil).
worth noting that such a desire to regulate almost every aspect of the economy is not only due to its importance.For a long time there is debate about whether to include the characteristics of the subject of the sub-sector multinational companies, whose influence is often stronger personality of some states.
As can be seen, international law and its development to the present day are heavily dependent on the development of the law of treaties and economic rights.Therefore, knowledge and skillful use of the data bases of sub-sectors plays an important role in relations between states.
