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International Law and International Organizations
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Smbatyan, A.S. The perspectives of the EurAsEC Court within the system of international justice.

Abstract: The EurAsEC Court is to find its place within the existing system of international judicial bodies, and its status within its system is of key value for the efficiency of integration and the international authority of the EurAsEC. The EurAsEC Court should take efforts to support its status of the supranational judicial body of the Community, it should use its implied and inalienable powers and stress the relation of the legislation of the integration community with the international law, to which it belongs. An important factor in support of the authority of the Court is an efficient protection of the rights and interests of economic entities.

Keywords:

international law, the Court, Eurasian Economic, Community, justice, system, economic, rights, human.

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