Abstract
The article reveals the essence of the civilizational approach to the application of the most important institutions of international law. It analyzes the problems of interaction between European and East Asian civilizations and international law. The peculiarity of the civilizational approach to the assessment of the main institutions of international law is shown. The author evaluates the practice of applying the most important institutions of international law in the states of European and East Asian civilizations. Conclusions are drawn about the differences in the use of certain institutions and in the activities of some institutional structures. The positive qualities of these procedures for the perception of other states, in particular, Russia, are highlighted.
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