Abstract:
At the crossroads of millennia, international law has reached higher peaks of development as an autonomous branch of law, a fact that was influenced by the constant increasing needs of the interdependent states and the necessity to satisfy both national and international collective interests. The purpose of the thesis is to elaborate a complex analysis of international legal liability, identifying the main elements of the liability of an institution, along with the definitions of territories with international regime, arising liability from illicit acts on these territories, as well as the existence of an efficient sanctioning system for such acts. Also, the main scientific issue that is to be solved, is the substantiation of the knowledge in the area of international public law, while emphasizing the main theoretical and practical ambiguities related to the concept of state liability and international liability generally.