Browsing by Author "Florea, Irina"

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Crima de agresiune în dreptul internaţional penal
(CEP USM, 2024) Florea, Irina
As a phenomenon with the highest admissible level of gravity, the act of aggression is placed between several aspects: state sovereignty, international order, geopolitics, claims and personal interests. The international order is an interconnection of states that constantly interact and exchange resources, which are not necessarily determined by treaties, conventions and international acts. Yet, The UN Charter serves as the main core of these relationships, from which all processes reconsider their sustainability, thus, mitigating for the welfare of the humankind.
THE CRIME OF AGGRESSION IN INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW: LEGAL PROVISIONS AND GOVERNING PRINCIPLES
(CEP USM, 2024) Florea, Irina
A universal peace represents one of the most desired dreams of humanity. However, the course of history has proved on every occasion that - its establishment is only done by imposing it by force. What would seem to be a universally recognized value and the exclusive prerogative of each nation, peace, is shown to be a less important priority, as long as the less vocal interests of states end up manipulating the international course of development. We believe in an increasing interdependence of states in the contemporary world, where all international relations are based on the constant exchange of techniques, information, trends, practices, cultures and values, and as a result, geopolitics and economicy, thus regulate the general direction of the global arrangement.
LEGITIMITATEA INTERVENŢIILOR UMANITARE ÎN LIMITELE DREPTULUI INTERNAŢIONAL COMTEMPORAN
(CEP USM, 2022) Florea, Irina
The welfare of the humankind represents a crucial condition to the existence of the international community. Whereas the nations themselves endow a state with the most important value – statehood sovereignty, countries themselves empower and sustain global viability. The concept of a humanitarian intervention had risen when the UN understood that it had no other form of control over obstreperous states. Apart from geopolitics, no geopolitic interests shall prevail above peace or security, because in the end, humankind is the effective beneficiary of a safe and carefree life.