Troekurov, E.R. Neutrality as an institution of the international law (formation, development, modern doctrines).

Abstract: Neutrality, as an actual or even more promising international legal institution, as an influential state policy, is not talked about, or almost not talked about. The concept of neutrality continues to be present in international law. But has it really been preserved as a special international legal status of a state declaring its commitment to the policy of neutrality? Is there any reason to believe that the policy of sovereign neutrality, which is based on the generally recognized neutral status of the State, continues to exist? The answers to these and other questions are presented in the article by E.R. Troekurov.