THE GENERAL DOCTRINE OF THE LEGAL ORDER. THE RISE OF LAW AND ORDER
Authors:
2.
Institut zakonodatel'stva i sravnitel'nogo pravovedeniya pri Pravitel'stve RF
Type:
Monographie
ISBN:
978-5-16-015125-0
ISBN-online:
978-5-16-107627-9
Status:
In work
Language:
Russian, English
Quantity of pages:
368
Publisher:
INFRA-M Academic Publishing LLC.
Abstract (English):
The monograph opens a series of studies, which set out the General doctrine of the rule of law. The first book is devoted to the Genesis of the legal order, its foundations and properties. The rule of law is regarded as a civilizational phenomenon and its evolution is characterized in the context of a combination of different principles and interests, social integration and differentiation, legality and justice, sustainability and its weakening. The socio-economic, intellectual-volitional, subject-institutional, normative foundations of law and order are revealed, its new typology is proposed, a detailed analysis of the archaic, traditional and modern law and order is given, the preconditions are shown and the forecast of its new type formation is presented. For researchers, legal practitioners, employees of state and municipal authorities, teachers, graduate students.
The monograph opens a series of studies, which set out the General doctrine of the rule of law. The first book is devoted to the Genesis of the legal order, its foundations and properties. The rule of law is regarded as a civilizational phenomenon and its evolution is characterized in the context of a combination of different principles and interests, social integration and differentiation, legality and justice, sustainability and its weakening. The socio-economic, intellectual-volitional, subject-institutional, normative foundations of law and order are revealed, its new typology is proposed, a detailed analysis of the archaic, traditional and modern law and order is given, the preconditions are shown and the forecast of its new type formation is presented. For researchers, legal practitioners, employees of state and municipal authorities, teachers, graduate students.
