4. Should actors other than states have full sovereignty? Why?
Sovereignty of the state is a property of the state independently of the power of other states to exercise their functions on its territory and abroad, in international communication. The sovereignty of the state is manifested in the supremacy of state power, in its unity and independence. In the literal sense, the word "sovereignty", derived from the Latin word supraneitas (from supra - above), means that property of power, by virtue of which it is the highest, ie, its supremacy. The supremacy of state power is expressed in the fact that it determines the entire structure of legal relations in the state, establishes the general legal order, legal capacity, rights and duties of …show more content…
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The basis of the legal regime of reservations to international treaties is the Vienna Convention:
-The issue of reservations was and remains one of the most controversial and complex in contemporary international law.
-The provisions of the Vienna Convention indicate an increasing assertion of the right of States to formulate reservations.
-The Vienna Convention has established a flexible regime of reservations, which can be applied to various types of treaties.
In my opinion, the flexibility of the Vienna Convention regime is determined by the introduction of such a criterion for the admissibility of reservations as their compatibility with the object and purpose of the treaty. This approach makes radical changes in the regime of reservations unnecessary depending on the object of the contract, since the object is already taken into account. Nevertheless, a number of provisions of the Vienna Convention, due to their ambiguity, create many difficulties in the application of the regime of reservations, in addition, some aspects of the legal regime of reservations remain outside the field of legal
Sovereignty of the state is a property of the state independently of the power of other states to exercise their functions on its territory and abroad, in international communication. The sovereignty of the state is manifested in the supremacy of state power, in its unity and independence. In the literal sense, the word "sovereignty", derived from the Latin word supraneitas (from supra - above), means that property of power, by virtue of which it is the highest, ie, its supremacy. The supremacy of state power is expressed in the fact that it determines the entire structure of legal relations in the state, establishes the general legal order, legal capacity, rights and duties of …show more content…
The legal construction of state sovereignty becomes in the doctrines of international law a universal principle regulating the relations between independent …show more content…
The basis of the legal regime of reservations to international treaties is the Vienna Convention:
-The issue of reservations was and remains one of the most controversial and complex in contemporary international law.
-The provisions of the Vienna Convention indicate an increasing assertion of the right of States to formulate reservations.
-The Vienna Convention has established a flexible regime of reservations, which can be applied to various types of treaties.
In my opinion, the flexibility of the Vienna Convention regime is determined by the introduction of such a criterion for the admissibility of reservations as their compatibility with the object and purpose of the treaty. This approach makes radical changes in the regime of reservations unnecessary depending on the object of the contract, since the object is already taken into account. Nevertheless, a number of provisions of the Vienna Convention, due to their ambiguity, create many difficulties in the application of the regime of reservations, in addition, some aspects of the legal regime of reservations remain outside the field of legal