Theory of State and Law : Textbook

Kolotkina, Oksana A.; Yagofarova, Inara D.; Морозова, А С

doi:10.31085/9785392338177-2020-536

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“…The priority of general public interests is emphasized by M. Kelman and O. Murashyn (Kelman & Murashyn, 2006). "Public relations" as a scientific term is a purely formational concept, the origin of which is associated with the Marxist intellectual tradition, the birth of which dates back to the middle of the XIX century.…”

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“…: reflection of individual and general social interests of society members; realization of mutual interests of their participants, each of whom narrows his/her own interests in order to satisfy interests of others; agreement-based formation of implementation of certain rules and recognition of their obligatoriness; compliance with rules obligatoriness of which is supported by a sufficiently effective legal force. The nature and type of social relations, components and subject of legal regulation determine the degree of intensity of legal regulation, that is, the breadth of legal action, the degree of bindingness of legal orders, forms and methods of legal coercion, the degree of detail of orders as well as intensity of legal action on social relations (Oliinyk, 2001).…”

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“…In spite of different approaches to its definition, a certain understanding of the essence of legal regulation has been formed in literature sources. The term "regulation" comes from the Latin word «regulo» (rule) and means ordering, adjusting, bringing something into line with something else (Oliinyk, 2001). That is, legal regulation is an action on social relations with the help of certain legal means, including primarily legal norms.…”

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“…For example, the following aspects are not regulated by law: in the sphere of economic relations -production processes; in the sphere of political relations -development of party programs and statutes; in the spiritual and cultural sphere -religious relations, etc. (Oliinyk, 2001).…”

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Features of understanding public relations in Ukraine and European countries

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Herasymchuk,

Banchuk-Petrosova

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The purpose of the research is defining the concept of social relations from the point of view of theoretical, administrative, civil-legal aspects of legal regulation, considering scientists. Main content. The content of the concepts of “public relations” and “social relations” as political and legal entities with different paradigmatic definitiveness is substantiated. Methodology: The methodological basis of the research consists of comparative-legal and system analysis, formal-legal method, interpretation method, hermeneutic and methods of analysis and synthesis. Conclusions. It has been established that the term “public relations” characterizes relations between people, which provide for the unconditional priority of the economy over other spheres of society (political, ideological, cultural), where there is no place for a person with his values, rights and freedoms. At least, the latter do not acquire proper regulatory support.

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“…However, other approaches should also be highlighted, i.e. on the preservation of the equivalence of values [6,7] and the complete subordination of human rights to the security requirements of the society and the state [8,9]. Extreme judgments are also made about the complete collapse of the contemporary human rights, where the main argument is the impossibility of preventing the expanding criminal activity of modern terrorist organisations [10].…”

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A new paradigm of human rights in the context of the global threats development

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The purpose of the research is to formulate the general guidelines for the transformation of human rights as a result of global threats. The methodological framework was the methods of comparative legal research, which showed the general trends in the development of the human rights legislation under the influence of global threats. By the example of the responses of states to the terrorist attacks that occurred on September 11, 2001, it is shown how legislative innovations expanding the powers of law enforcement agencies and special services have led to the revision of the content of such basic human rights as the right to privacy and/or the right to personal inviolability. Highlighted is the concept of the “war on terror” (formulated by the United States President in 2001), which allows terrorists to be treated as representatives of a belligerent but without providing any international guarantees enshrined in the provisions of the international humanitarian law. The consequences of the introduction of biomedical technologies, that are aggressive towards humans, are presented, namely the creation of chimeric organisms that contribute to blurring the interspecific boundaries; creation of a genetically modified organism – human embryo; the development of an artificial uterus capable of bearing a human fetus practically from the time the male and female reproductive cells join. The results consist in the identified trends in the development of legal institutions, such as the formulation of new human rights often replacing or distorting the content of basic recognised human rights enshrined in the key international documents and constitutions of the countries of the world; bypassing the legal prohibitions established over the past decades by introducing relativism and assessing any situation from the point of view of the conditions for its occurrence. The novelty of the research lies in the authors’ position and is formulated as follows: the modern system of human rights is facing a serious crisis. Failure to effectively respond to symbolic challenges and threats is one of the factors necessitating the need for monitoring many regulatory documents. But a significant reason for the backlash also lies in the fact that we are at the turn of an era when technology shows humanity the possibility of correcting the very nature of Homo sapiens.

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Subjects of legal relations in the field of organic agricultural production: General characteristics

Novak,

Мelnyk

2021

Law. Human. Environment

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The article is devoted to the definition of the concept and types of subjects of legal relations in the field of organic agricultural production based on the analysis of doctrinal approaches and provisions of national and international legislation. Applying the “from the general to the specific” approach, the author examines the concepts of “subjects of legal relations”, “subjects of agrarian legal relations”, and “subjects of legal relations in the field of organic agricultural production”. It is concluded that the concept of “agricultural producer” is generalized and covers all producers of such products, regardless of the object of production and other characteristics of this entity and the production process. The author formulates the concept of “producer of organic products (raw materials)” as a subject of agrarian legal relations which independently owns and disposes of separate property, in the property complex of which the main means of production is a natural object – agricultural land used by it for the production of organic products, and processing of raw materials of plant and animal origin, or a fishery facility for the production and processing of aquaculture facilities to ensure food security, subject to environmental safety requirements. The author identifies the basic constitutive features of organic producers (raw materials): the availability of a certificate of conformity and inclusion in the registers in accordance with the law. It is substantiated that the main subjects of legal relations in the field of organic agricultural production are individuals and legal entities engaged in the production and/or circulation of products in accordance with the requirements of legislation in the field of organic production, circulation and labelling of organic products. The auxiliary subjects of legal relations in the area under study are certification bodies, public authorities vested with the authority to regulate and control such activities, as well as processing, procurement, marketing, supply, service and other agricultural business entities, and the public.

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Theory of State and Law : Textbook

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Features of understanding public relations in Ukraine and European countries

Features of understanding public relations in Ukraine and European countries

A new paradigm of human rights in the context of the global threats development

Subjects of legal relations in the field of organic agricultural production: General characteristics

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