Scientific doctrine as a source of law in international law and legal systems of the world

The term “doctrine” is often used in science, law-making and law enforcement processes, but its semantic meaning has not yet been determined, which makes it difficult to define the role of legal doctrine as a source of law. The aim of the article is to study legal doctrine as a special source of la...

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Main Authors: Roman I. TASHIAN, Yuliia S. TAVOLZHANSKA, Oleksii V. TAVOLZHANSKYI, Serhii V. GRYNCHAK, Nataliia V. SMETANINA
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Language:English
Published: Universidade Portucalense 2023-10-01
Series:Revista Jurídica Portucalense
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Online Access:https://revistas.rcaap.pt/juridica/article/view/30123
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author Roman I. TASHIAN
Yuliia S. TAVOLZHANSKA
Oleksii V. TAVOLZHANSKYI
Serhii V. GRYNCHAK
Nataliia V. SMETANINA
author_facet Roman I. TASHIAN
Yuliia S. TAVOLZHANSKA
Oleksii V. TAVOLZHANSKYI
Serhii V. GRYNCHAK
Nataliia V. SMETANINA
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description The term “doctrine” is often used in science, law-making and law enforcement processes, but its semantic meaning has not yet been determined, which makes it difficult to define the role of legal doctrine as a source of law. The aim of the article is to study legal doctrine as a special source of law, clarify the specifics of its formation and analyze the regulatory role and its potential, paying special attention to international law, as well as Romano-Germanic, Anglo-Saxon and religious legal systems. The research is based on such methods as analysis, synthesis, comparison, analogy, deduction, induction, abstraction. The inductive method made it possible to generalize and formulate the approaches of scientists, and the deductive method made it possible to consistently argue the author’s position. The authors draw conclusions that the definition of a legal doctrine as a source of law can be formalized legislatively. It is normatively permissible to reveal the notion of legal doctrine, determine a doctrine as a source of law and establish mechanisms for resorting to this source in law enforcement.
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spelling doaj.art-b31fc65fcda14d89a98155aa1319809e2023-10-31T15:47:33ZengUniversidade PortucalenseRevista Jurídica Portucalense2183-57992183-57052023-10-01Scientific doctrine as a source of law in international law and legal systems of the worldRoman I. TASHIAN0Yuliia S. TAVOLZHANSKA1Oleksii V. TAVOLZHANSKYI2Serhii V. GRYNCHAK3Nataliia V. SMETANINA4Department of Civil Law No. 1, Yaroslav Mudryі National Law UniversityDepartment of Criminal Law No. 1, Yaroslav Mudryі National Law UniversityYaroslav Mudryi National Law UniversityDepartment of Criminal Law No. 1, Yaroslav Mudryі National Law UniversityDepartment of Criminology and Penitentiary Law, Yaroslav Mudryі National Law University The term “doctrine” is often used in science, law-making and law enforcement processes, but its semantic meaning has not yet been determined, which makes it difficult to define the role of legal doctrine as a source of law. The aim of the article is to study legal doctrine as a special source of law, clarify the specifics of its formation and analyze the regulatory role and its potential, paying special attention to international law, as well as Romano-Germanic, Anglo-Saxon and religious legal systems. The research is based on such methods as analysis, synthesis, comparison, analogy, deduction, induction, abstraction. The inductive method made it possible to generalize and formulate the approaches of scientists, and the deductive method made it possible to consistently argue the author’s position. The authors draw conclusions that the definition of a legal doctrine as a source of law can be formalized legislatively. It is normatively permissible to reveal the notion of legal doctrine, determine a doctrine as a source of law and establish mechanisms for resorting to this source in law enforcement. https://revistas.rcaap.pt/juridica/article/view/30123legal doctrine; concept; legal science; lawmaking; international law
spellingShingle Roman I. TASHIAN
Yuliia S. TAVOLZHANSKA
Oleksii V. TAVOLZHANSKYI
Serhii V. GRYNCHAK
Nataliia V. SMETANINA
Scientific doctrine as a source of law in international law and legal systems of the world
Revista Jurídica Portucalense
legal doctrine; concept; legal science; lawmaking; international law
title Scientific doctrine as a source of law in international law and legal systems of the world
title_full Scientific doctrine as a source of law in international law and legal systems of the world
title_fullStr Scientific doctrine as a source of law in international law and legal systems of the world
title_full_unstemmed Scientific doctrine as a source of law in international law and legal systems of the world
title_short Scientific doctrine as a source of law in international law and legal systems of the world
title_sort scientific doctrine as a source of law in international law and legal systems of the world
topic legal doctrine; concept; legal science; lawmaking; international law
url https://revistas.rcaap.pt/juridica/article/view/30123
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