The interaction of international and domestic law being a central issue of legal doctrine and practice has always attracted the attention of legal scholars, which indicated the relevance of its study both within the framework of international and national legal systems. The relevance of their interaction is doubly increased when, in the conditions of international legal crisis and conflicts, the influence of international law on interstate relations is minimized, and politicians, diplomats, scientists and the world community in general began to doubt its legal effectiveness in regulating international relations. In modern conditions in the process of interaction between international and domestic law, the state begins to proceed from national interests and primarily in the regulation of social relations began to rely on national legal systems. Hence, there is a need to reconsider the forms and mechanisms of interaction between international and domestic law, which were formulated in the middle of the last century and as it seems to us are no longer able to regulate the new social relations of not only the new century, but the new millennium.
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