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ОДГОВОРНОСТ МЕЂУНАРОДНИХ ОРГАНИЗАЦИЈА СА ОСВРТОМ НА ЗАХТЕВЕ РЕПУБЛИКЕ СРБИЈЕ

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Рад анализира правила о одговорности међународних организација као једно од најкомплекснијих питања међународног права. Анализа обухвата тумачење Нацрта правила о одговорности међународних организација усвојеног од стране Комисије за међународно право, али и праксу Међународног суда правде која нуди конкретна решења за бројна спорна питања. Указује се на аналогна решења у погледу правила о одговорности држава, која имају сигурније утемељење у међународном праву, али и неопходност што брже изградње механизама на међународном плану за реализацију одговорности међународних организација које у садашњем систему немају locus standi пред Међународним судом правде. Нарочита пажња посвећена је захтевима Републике Србије у погледу одговорности Уједињених нација и НАТО савеза у случају интервенције на СРЈ, према актуелним правилима о одговорности која постоје на нивоу општег обичајног међународног права, али и одредбама Нацрта правила о одговорности међународних организација из 2011. године.

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