Kalamkaryan R.A. The institution of peaceful dispute resolution as an immanently inherent element of the modern international law (conclusion)

Abstract: The subject of this research is the institution of peaceful dispute resolution in modern international law. The system of international law carries a character that is complete in its form and finished in content. The institution of peaceful dispute resolution as an immanently inherent element to world order and based on the rule of law, contains a complex of generally acknowledged procedures: negotiations, examinations, mediation, reconciliation, arbitration, and trial. The author notes that from juridical perspective, the trial has all the advantages with regards to other means. A conclusion is made that following the stated commitment to rule of law, within the framework of its foreign policy the Russian Federation supports the role of the International Court of Justice as the supreme judicial authority. The subject positioning of the International Court of Justice defines itself in the format of institutionally structured procedures on provision of law.

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