i OXIVERSITY OF THE PRILIS FI. 48 Grigory Turhin COLLEGE OF LAW ‘.IBRARYor0! Lo» >| Dillman, Qreven Ciey cement which opens the Pandors’s box of power pol Problems of the system of international low are many. We are dangerous a ing imposed upon a social reality from 0 ‘A change of one element of or smaier degree other sality which atifying she ponent of the intern: other compor yw of peremptory fenna Convention 1 contributed t0 the coherence ofthe system H feat WyUSITERSITY OF THE EG PRILISPH COLLEGE OF LAW MIBRARY ~ Pim ve Clee Insernational Law t of fundamental changes urmed into a new hist that as a re tic, but happily erroneous. 0" Friedmann comes to a very pessim ternational law’ can no longer be regarded as onc what has become w of peace and the oe historical types of fs the aractensti¢ of joverned by the same Friedmann pointed The laws of soci Iehwerw contemporary which have determined 182 ff the socialist system the growing importance of wwe in principle the s tures of contempor: 10 longer the division of in ational law and th the increasing nuribe: of general mul and to develop The examples may be. on the legal norms ope 18 in the European Economic * of norms constitutes regional govern relations between in tw be solved. In such cases espe required. Wty Turkin rare Oley _pedniernational Law in the International System SITERSITY OF THE PHILIT rin COLLEGE |OF LAW *1BRAR} 5. Jus cogens ted = 15 on international law. This is mainly ds sve the same legal basis—the_co-or 1968-1969 on the problem of the conflicting ‘The controversy centres pri ith peremptory norms of international law pally on the following qi he distinction between them is of great there norms of i | In recent years the problem of jus cogens has | i i to derogate vi tion is provided . either by unilateral act or by ‘The enriempor: Wot prohibited by the acceptance of pi te by an agreement In discussing the problem of whether nor law have the cheracter of jus cogens, Ke “ply But such paricwar norm cans infringe pon the ai cer Stats