THE ROLE OF PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY
THE ROLE OF PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY

Summary/Abstract: For the proper functioning of legal relations within the international community there is a set of rules that give meaning to the notion of international legal order. The object of public international law consist in the legal relations that are established between states (as bearers of sovereignty-expression of state power), as well as between states as main subjects of Public international law and other subjects of international law (international organizations) and the establishment of their rights and obligations in relations between them. As stated unanimously in doctrine, the role of public international law is materialized in the regulation of relations within the international society, ensuring the harmonious functioning of this society, the contribution to the development of the international society and last but not least the prevention and resolution of conflicts. We consider that public international law has an extremely important role in contemporary society, regulating the relations that appear between the subjects of Public international law, which leads to the continuous development of international society, from a social, economic and legal point of view.

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