Базис международного пра­ва - проду

Базис международного пра­ва - продукт взаимодействия на международной арене различных государств со своими различными государственными системами управления, общественно-экономическим строем, политическими традициями. Это взаимодействие осуществляется как взаимодействие государств, являющихся непосредственными творцами международ­ного права. Однако нормы международного права помимо воли госу­дарств отражают общие и индивидуальные интересы, цели и убежде­ния того социума, в рамках которого происходит их формирование. И воля, и интересы, и цели государства объективируются в процесс ме­ждународного нормотворчества, но каждое из них по-разному во­площается в создаваемых ими нормах международного публичного права.

Результаты (английский) 1:

Bazis international PRA WA-product interactions in the international arena of various States with their various State control systems, socio-economic systems, political traditions. This interaction is carried out as the interaction of States which are the direct creators of the international law. However, the rules of international law, the will of Member States reflect the common and individual interests, objectives and are also ment society in which their formation. And the will and the interests and goals of the State ob'ektivirujutsja in the process of norm-setting, zhdunarodnogo IU but each of them differently in ploshhaetsja in their norms of public international law.

Результаты (английский) 2:

The basis of international law - the product of interaction in the international arena of the various states with their various state systems management, socio-economic systems, political traditions. This interaction is the interaction of states, which are direct creators of international law. However, in addition to the will of the international law reflect the common and individual interests, goals, and beliefs of a society in which there is their formation. And the will and the interests and goals of the state objectified in the process of international rule-making, but each of them differently embodied in that they create norms of international public law.