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Intro -- The Operation of International Law in the Russian Legal System: A Changing Approach -- Copyright -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- List of Abbreviations -- Introduction -- Part 1: Norms and Sources of International Law in the Legal System of the Russian Federation -- 1 A Fleeting Glance Back -- 1 Prior to the Disintegration of the USSR -- 2 From the 1991 Coup and the Collapse of the USSR to the Adoption of the New Constitution of Russia -- 3 The 1993 RF Constitution and International Law -- 2 On the Concept of National and International Legal Systems -- 1 The Development of the Concept in the Legal Theory -- 2 On the Concept of a Legal System in the International Law Theory -- 3 The Capacity and Role of Norms of International Law in the Legal System of the Russian Federation -- 1 Preliminary Remarks -- 2 The Nature of International Law Norms in the Domestic Jurisdiction -- 3 Do Supporters of 'Transformation' and 'Direct Application' Hold Opposing Views? -- 4 Legislation -- 5 Doctrinal-and-Practical Commentaries -- 6 Some Conclusions -- 4 International Law Sources and Sources of Law of the Russian Federation -- 1 Reflection on the Issue in the Legal Theory -- 2 Legislation -- 3 Doctrinal-and-Practical Commentaries -- 4 International Law Doctrine about a Place of the International Law Sources in the Legal System of Russia -- 5 Some Results -- 5 Interaction between Legal Force of International and Russian Law Norms -- 1 Prerequisites of the Constitutional Provision Concerning the Hierarchy of Norms of International Law and Russian Law -- 2 Doctrine and Commentaries -- 3 Generally Recognized Principles and Norms of International Law or the RF Constitution and Legislation? -- 4 Which International Treaties Have Priority -- 5 Over Which Acts Do Treaties Have Priority?