Political Science Law
OPEN ACCESS
THE ROLE OF “SOFT LAW” NORMS IN REGULATING CONTEMPORARY INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
DOI
Crossref DOI
10.37547/tajpslc/Volume04Issue12-01
tajpslc
2022
VOL. 4
/ NO. 12
DECEMBER
RESEARCH OVERVIEW
Abstract
This paper analyzes the legal nature and role of “soft law” norms, which are widely used in the regulation of international relations. The norms of “soft law” and “hard law” are compared, the place and role of these norms in the regulation of international relations are studied. The legal force and significance of international documents that are not international treaties in the Law "On International Treaties of the Republic of Uzbekistan" are disclosed.
RESEARCH TOPICS
Keywords
“Soft law” and “hard law” concepts
international relations
international agreements
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