Хашке конференције из 1899. и 1907. у међународном праву и односима

Tijana, Šurlan

Zbornik radova Instituta za savremenu istoriju

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https://www.ceeol.com/search/article-detail?id=30361

2014-2021/10/14/11:46:11

Summary/Abstract: This research describes organization of the Hague conferences, goals that were to be fulfilled through the conferences and legal acts that have been adopted. Reviewing the period through the organization of the conferences the author also presents positions of the influential states. Concluding on the value of the conferences and adopted conventions, it has been deemed as very important that the real stands of states were different than the ones publicly manifested. Main conclusion and also the governing thesis of the paper is that First World War should be analyzed bearing in minds the thought that legal regulations and legal norms on the conduct of the war was already existing. From that starting point responsibility for war and mass atrocities and destructions should be analyzed and valued.

Hague conferences, Hague conventions, limitations of the conduct of hostilities, peaceful settlement of disputes