CONCEPTUAL ASPECTS OF THE PERMANENT PROCESS OF LEGISLATION REFORM
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Dec 3, 2021
Abstract
The term permanent lawmaking is widely used among lawyers. However, the conceptual aspects of this phenomenon have not been studied. The author set the task to fill in this gap and identified a number of features, as well as the purpose of this phenomenon. In this case the teleological factor is considered as the most important factor in determining the legal concepts.
How to Cite
Vitushko, V. (2021). CONCEPTUAL ASPECTS OF THE PERMANENT PROCESS OF LEGISLATION REFORM. Baltic Journal of Legal and Social Sciences, (4), 4-12. Retrieved from http://baltijapublishing.lv/index.php/bjlss/article/view/1500
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Keywords
permanent reform, legislation, sources (forms) rights, consistency, continuity, comprehensiveness continuity of the reform process, social functionalism, social partnership
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2. Vitushko, V.A. Evolution of Law / V.A.Vitushko. – Law and Democracy. Collection of scientific papers. – Issue. 24. // BSU, 2013. – P.47-67.
3. Civil Law: Textbook. In two parts, Part 1 / Edited by prof. V.F. Chigiri // Minsk: Amalfeya, 2000. – 976.
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5. Batkin, L.M. Italian humanists: lifestyle and way of thinking // Moscow: Nauka, 1978. – 199.
6. Hegel, G.W.F. Philosophy of Law // M.: Thought, 1990. – 524.
7. Djugi Leon. Common conversions civil law. // M., 1919.
8. Jobbers, V.V. Evolution of constitutional rights and freedoms in the countries of Western Europe. // M., 1991.
9. Leskova Y.G. Self-regulatory organization as a legal model of the introduction and development of social entrepreneurship // Lawyer. 2013. Number 11 – pp.13-17.
10. Novitsky, I.B. Solidarity interests in Soviet civil law. Relations of comradely cooperation and socialist mutual // M.: Gosyurizdat, 1951. – 120.
11. UNESCO and Human Rights / L.V. Pavlova, A.N. Vashkevich: Ed. L.V.Pavlovoy // Minsk: Theseus, 2002. – 232.