Doctrinas jurídicas estatales de Rusia como categoría científica: dimensión esencial y libre de leyes

Evgeny A. Apolsky; Andrey Yu. Mordovtsev; Alexey Yu. Mamychev; Tatyana V. Mordovtseva.

doi:10.46377/dilemas.v28i1.1642

Evgeny A. Apolsky Rostov Institute (branch) of the All-Russian State University of Justice.
Andrey Yu. Mordovtsev Department of Theory and History of Russian and Foreign Law, Vladivostok State University of Economics and Service. Department of Theory and History of State and Law, Rostov Institute (branch), All- Russian State University of Justice.
Alexey Yu. Mamychev Vladivostok State University оf Economics аnd Service; Far Eastern Federal University
Tatyana V. Mordovtseva. Department of Humanities, Taganrog Institute of Management and Economics.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.46377/dilemas.v28i1.1642

Palabras clave: doctrina legal, ciencia de la ciencia, Doctrina estatal-legal, Dimensión ontológica

Resumen

El artículo discute las doctrinas legales estatales rusas como una categoría científica con un conjunto de características específicas. Los autores analizan las definiciones de doctrina jurídica, doctrina jurídica ofrecida en el discurso político y jurídico ruso, y sobre esta base, presentan sus propias definiciones de doctrina jurídica y doctrina jurídica estatal. Los resultados de la investigación son de importancia decisiva para la historia de los estudios políticos y jurídicos, la teoría general del derecho y la filosofía del derecho, pero al mismo tiempo, pueden utilizarse en otras áreas de la ciencia jurídica (incluida la rama).

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