Abstract
International standards act in various fields of relations: trade, finance, ecology, human rights, etc. The analysis of the few existing works on the issue proves that standards are associated with either law or its principles, or it is treated as a special concept in the legal system. The work contains the review of doctrinal provisions with regard to general theoretical questions: What is the principle of law? and What is the rule of law? The paper provides for a differentiated approach to the formulation of the concept international standard in the doctrine of law. To this end, the author gives theoretical basis for a further study of the diversity of standards' manifestations in various branches of law.
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