Abstract
The article examines the theoretical and legal foundations of jurisdictional immunity of states in private international law and its methodological foundations. The author analyzes the principles of formation of jurisdictional immunity of states, defines the concept and its characteristics, names the main types of immunity of states. The main theories of jurisdictional immunity of states are considered: absolute immunity and functional (limited) immunity. The author pays special attention to the legal regulation of jurisdictional immunity of states at the international and national levels. The main provisions of the concept of jurisdictional immunity of states in private international law relations are revealed.
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