Some socio-economic aspects of gastronomic tourism study

Komilova, Nilufar; Matchanova, A.E.; Safarova, Nasiba; Usmanov, Mashrab R.; Makhmudov, Mukhammadismoil M.

doi:10.25115/eea.v39i6.5169

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“…The flexibility of astrent, where its amount is determined by the court with consideration for fairness and proportionality, reflects these criminological standards. By tailoring the astrent to the specifics of the case, the legal system ensures that the punishment is not only just but also an effective deterrent, which criminology advocates for as a means of maintaining order and discipline within society (Nahornyi, 2023;(Komilova et al, 2021). Additionally, from a criminological viewpoint, the introduction of astrent also intersects with the concept of restorative justice, which focuses on the needs of the victims.…”

Section: Analysis Of the Astrent's Role In Ukrainian Legislationmentioning

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Criminological Effectiveness of the Astrent as a Legal Incentive for Judgment Enforcement

2024

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The enforcement of judicial decisions is a pivotal aspect of the criminal justice system. The institution of an astrent is recognized as a legal mechanism designed to motivate a debtor to comply with a judicial decision, thereby serving as a deterrent to non-compliance and as a reinforcement of the rule of law. This coercive tool, by imposing negative material consequences, is intended to ensure adherence to a verdict, which is essential for maintaining public trust in the justice system – a core criminological concern. Given the varying legal nature of the astrent across different jurisdictions, this study examines its potential introduction into Ukrainian law from a criminological perspective, analyzing its deterrent capacity within the framework of criminal justice enforcement. The research outlines the similarities and distinctions between the astrent and other punitive measures, delving into its effectiveness as a defense method and its role in bolstering the execution of judgments. It highlights specific dispute categories within the criminal justice system where the astrent could significantly enhance compliance. Critical to the adaptation of this European legal construct to Ukrainian legislation, the paper scrutinizes several foundational issues that necessitate resolution. Notably, the paper discusses the termination of the right to an astrent post-imposition, suggesting that the objective impossibility of fulfilling a judicial act – owing to circumstances emerging after the court's decision and leading to the obligation's termination as per Article 607 of the Civil Code – should be the sole ground for relieving a debtor from the astrent payment. The study's alignment with criminological interests lies in its potential to shape debtor behavior, augment the effectiveness of legal sanctions, and provide empirical evidence for policy-making in the realm of crime management and enforcement legislation. The implications for both national and international criminological scholarship are considered, with the article contributing to the ongoing discourse on the optimization of punitive measures within the justice system and their theoretical underpinnings.

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Section: Analysis Of the Astrent's Role In Ukrainian Legislationmentioning

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Criminological Effectiveness of the Astrent as a Legal Incentive for Judgment Enforcement

2024

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“…The cultural overlap between Eastern Europe and Western Asia has existed for centuries, and one of the ways in which it is exemplified is through the tradition of egg painting. Egg decoration has been practised in various forms and with different significance across the wide geographical area that encompasses both Eastern Europe and Western Asia (Komilova et al, 2021). This overlap is interesting because it speaks to the way that cultural practices and traditions can transcend national borders and ethnic divides and shows how they can be adapted and reinterpreted over time (Yasakova et al, 2019).…”

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Painted eggs in the Muslim and Christian traditions

Shkolna,

Sosik,

Hurenko

et al. 2023

Journal of European Studies

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Eggs are a symbol of life, reproduction and restoration of nature for many nationalities. The oldest egg decoration ceremonies are known to have taken place among Zoroastrians, whose historical heartland lies in Azerbaijan, India and Iran. The ancient tradition of decorating eggs connects the culture of historical Persia to contemporary Europe. In many Eastern European countries, including Poland, Hungary, Romania and Ukraine, these practices persist up to the present where painted eggs serve as national symbols. While the patterns on the eggs and the style of painting may differ (Iran’s Nowruz holiday eggs are different from European Easter Eggs), there are similarities in the decorative techniques used by the Slavic peoples of Ukraine, Poland and Romania who have preserved the tradition of treating the egg as a sacred source and repository of nascent life which has a protective power.

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“…Scientists long ago came to the conclusion that small enterprises (on a par with medium-sized ones) play a significant role in the development of the country's economy by increasing the level of competition and efficiency; in addition, small enterprises often create an essential part of the country's GDP (gross domestic product), create a substantial part of jobs, etc. (Gherghina et al, 2020;Edmiston, 2007;Komilova et al, 2021). Ukraine is no exception: moreover, given the rudiments of the Soviet system of governance, an increase in the role of small enterprises would likely lead to a multiple effect.…”

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The System of Financial Control in the Management of a Small Business Enterprise: Methods and Tools of Implementation

Lysak¹,

Morozova²,

Gorokh³

et al. 2022

R. Econ. and Finan.

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Small businesses in any country remain an essential link in maintaining the level of competition. Thus, it remains relevant to consider the possibilities of small business development in the economy of any state. This work focuses on the financial and managerial components of such enterprises in Ukraine. The purpose of the study is to assess the methods of financial control and management of small business enterprises in Ukraine, as well as to consider the features of small business development in Ukraine and the Kharkiv region in particular. The primary method for writing the paper was the method of analysis, given a large number of different types of data processed by the authors. During the writing of the work, it was concluded that in Ukraine, financial control in small enterprises plays a unique role in the possibility of further functioning of the enterprise. This is due to a significant number of problems in the country's economy, as well as difficulties that exist in doing business. In work, two models were built that characterize the methods of conducting financial control in the management of the enterprise: column-shaped and spiral-shaped. In addition, the work analyzes the international experience of studying financial control systems in small business companies, which once again confirms the role of financial control in improving their financial results.

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Some socio-economic aspects of gastronomic tourism study

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Criminological Effectiveness of the Astrent as a Legal Incentive for Judgment Enforcement

Criminological Effectiveness of the Astrent as a Legal Incentive for Judgment Enforcement

Painted eggs in the Muslim and Christian traditions

The System of Financial Control in the Management of a Small Business Enterprise: Methods and Tools of Implementation

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