The formation of international cooperation in the fight against crime in ancientry

The article considers the formation of international cooperation in ancientry. The study of this segment is caused not only by worldview aspects, perception of the historical development of human civilization, but also by the concept of the origins of modern social and political problems. The author made an attempt to consider, at least only in general terms, almost disappeared for history vector of the formation of cooperation in the fight against crime, between peoples, in the era of the Ancient World. The legends that have been saved till nowadays about the real life of the Ancient World, the presence of custom as the main legal norm, have affected the legal relations of subjects of international relations, which were served not by states but their rulers. It should be mentioned that the "ancient period" is one of the periods that is still being studied by scientists around the world. Legal texts were dependent on translators. Russian documents are distinguished by their folklore character. As V.O. Klyuchevsky notes, is “more likely a work of law than a work of legislation.” [1, p. 328.] In this regard, there are polemic judgments on the history of international relations. The author has studied the most significant works of Russian scientists V. Beneshevich, M.F. Vladimirsky-Budanov, B.D. Goekov, B. Chicherin, A.A. Shakhmatov, S.V. Yushkov et al. The surviving monuments of ancient Russian law are represented by scientists in various editions. The Russian-Byzantine agreements were not preserved in the originals, and are interpreted by scholars with literary compilation. Nevertheless, the agreements that have reached our time, concluded in the 10th century, allow us to note the nascent culture of writing and drafting agreements. In addition, we believe that the treaties of the Russian land with Byzantium contributed to the emergence of the reception of the Byzantine legal culture for the Russian state.

ancient Rus, ancientry, agreements, inter-princely agreements, crime, cooperation