ЈЕДНОСТРАНИ АКТИ ДРЖАВЕ СА ПОСЕБНИМ ОСВРТОМ НА ПРИЗНАЊЕ ДРЖАВА У МЕЂУНАРОДНОМ ПРАВУ
UNILATERAL ACTS OF THE STATE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE RECOGNITION OF STATES IN INTERNATIONAL LAW

Summary/Abstract: The paper primarily discusses the issue of unilateral acts in international law, the conditions for their validity, as well as the effect they produce. A brief breakdown of unilateral legal acts of states that produce legal effects in the international order is presented. Particular attention was paid to the act of recognition of states and the great specific weight these acts have in the international community was pointed out. The classical understanding of state recognition was presented and it was stated that this issue is connected with important principles and principles of general international law. Special attention is paid to the status dimension of recognition by states, but also to the new practice of withdrawing recognition, which brings radical changes to this institute. Conclusions were given on the further development of the institution of recognition and the need for this issue to be clarified in the context of new events on the international scene regarding the case of recognition of the self-proclaimed state of Kosovo, but also regarding Crimea and some other specific cases.

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