Том 16, № 1 (2023)
- Жылы: 2023
- Мақалалар: 11
- URL: https://journals.rcsi.science/2072-8166/issue/view/21413
Бүкіл шығарылым
Legal Thought: History and Modernity
Theory and Practice of Legal Documents Interpretation by Courts with Using Dictionaries
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Russian Law: Condition, Perspectives, Commentaries
Properties of the Constitutional Principle of Good Faith of Subjects of Legal Relations
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Budget Subsidies: Conflict between Public and Private
Аннотация



Acts of Constitutional Justice as Sources of Russian Civil Procedural Law
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Moratorium on Bankruptcy in 2022: Consequences, Contradictions and Solutions
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Fulfillment of Debtor’s Obligations by a Third Party in Bankruptcy Procedure: Advantages and Issues of Implementation
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Legaltech in Digital Economy and Legal Regulating Economic Activity of Citizens
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Establishing Servitude in Order to Place Infrastructure Facility of Federal or Regional Significance
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Law in the Modern World
Territorializing the Arctic: Problem of Ice in International Law
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Following the 2021 Suez Canal obstruction, humanity is now in search of safer and better functioning maritime trade routes, and the icy Arctic turns out to be one of the key candidates. The article contributes to the current debate concerning the status of ice in International Law, the legal status of which remains unclear, stuck in a limbo between the law of the terrain and the law of the sea. The methodology includes reconfiguring the meaning of ‘territory’ under International Law through conducting an evolutionary interpretation to provide grounds for the existence of a ratione materiae type of territory, supported by related domestic and international legal instruments of Alpine and Arctic States. The article outlines useful elements from similar experiments on the measurement of ice features employed in the process of the Alps border demarcation and administration. In conclusion, a sketch of a ‘functional’ Arctic is drawn to suit a world aiming at a sustainable human-nature relationship. The paper aims to introduce ‘ice’ as a legally valid criterion under the law of territory that can be applied in sovereignty disputes on a regular rather than sui generis basis. It demonstrates the fallacy of the static conception of territory in the modern day, particularly when applied in a dynamic environment such as the Arctic, while also stressing the importance of multidisciplinary learning and its critical role in advancing legal theory in domains considered to be the most normatively rigid, such as territorial sovereignty.



Comparative Analysis of Arctic International Legal Policies of Canada and the United States
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Review
The Institutionalization of Military Law as a Branch of Law in Post-non Classical Scientific Rationality (review of the monograph «Military Law»)
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