Osipyan, B.A. Legal fundamentals of international security

Abstract: In this article based upon specifi c attempts of peaceful and lawful international confl ict resolution reveals the system of value-, goal-, and principle– oriented institutional and functional guarantees for the formation and support of international stability and security. It is noted that the Constitutions of some civilized states provide for the agreement for the reciprocal (with other states) limitation of their sovereignty for the sake of guarantees of common order, security and peace. The constitutional system offered by the author is the mechanism for the early (pre-treaty) prevention of regional and global confl icts and problems, and in comparison with the currently applied mechanisms it may become an important guarantee for the preservation of international peace and security. In respect of its effi ciency it may have considerable advantages in comparison to the mechanisms currently established by the international law at the UN level, and at the levels of other authoritative international organizations. And the matter is more than just lack of suffi cient material, organizational and technical means of international governmental and non-governmental organizations for the purpose of prevention of international tensions.

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