Rule of Law a medzinárodné právo

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Ľudmila Elbert

The presented scientific monograph addresses the issue of the Rule of Law and its place, roles, and particularities at the level of international law. The Rule of Law is understood as a value that should govern communities, both domestic and international. It is thus compared to Kelsen’s basic norm, which should stand at the top of the legal order as the norm justifying the validity and existence of the norms of the legal order, both domestic and international.

Although the Rule of Law is studied at the international law level, it cannot be considered without understanding the Rule of Law in domestic law. Just as its development differs depending on whether it evolved within Anglo-American or continental law, its application and development also differ between domestic law and international law.

These differences are mainly caused by the roles and objectives that international Rule of Law is meant to secure, as well as by the distinct characteristics of domestic and international law.

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Method of publication:
E-book (pdf)
Author:
Ľudmila Elbert
Document type:
Monograph
Number of pages:
280
Available from:
07.12.2015
Year of publication:
2015
Edition:
1st edition
Publication language:
Slovak
Faculty:
Faculty of Law
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