Karpovich, O.G. International legal norms for the peace-making activities in the USA.

Abstract: The peace-making activities of the international organizations, and mandatory states is a key instrument for the support of peace in the modern world. The peace-making activities of the USA and its NATO allies provide a vivid example in this sphere, since their psychological operations for the management of international conflicts around the world provide great amount of factual material and are reflected in official documents, normative acts, doctrines and strategic conceptions, showing the role and place of modern conflict management technologies in the international competition as well as in any forms of global and regional international conflicts, as well as their influence on the evolution of modern conflicts. It should also be noted that the use of international conflict management technologies for the peace-making operation currently takes place in the conditions of the formation of the new global order, formation of the new centres of power, changes in the role of the existing political institutions, military political blocks, and lack of balance in the traditional collective security mechanisms in favour for the radical means used for achieving the goals, which in turn makes the conflicts more difficult to manage ad to influence, calling for the new forms and methods for the outer management of the conflict processes.

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