Problems of Ensuring Lawful Security in the Russian Federation

• Authors: Kramarenko, Vladimir , Primak, Tatiana

Abstracts

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This article focuses on the problems of legal security in the Russian Federation. From the historical and legal perspective,and also from the standpoint of the current processes of globalization, different aspects and the current state of the legal systemand legal security in Russia are explored. The article contains a thorough analysis of political, sociological, public and legal conceptsand other approaches to the study of the problem in the title and in finding options to resolve it. The authors note that in the contextof globalization, Russian traditional features should be reconsidered taking into account the fact that Russia is going to becomean active participant rather than just a passive observer of international integration, and additionally — Russia should retain itsown identity, including its own legal security. Unlike Western culture, which according to some researchers is also experiencinga crisis of legal awareness, in modern Russia the phenomenon defined by this term is actually a legal state of anomie whichis particularly dangerous phenomenon for the construction of the legal security of the Russian Federation. The authors believethat in today’s Russia there are theoretically three alternatives for changing the state of anomie. The first is traditionalism, a returnto the archaic system of values. The second is authoritarianism as an attempt to solve society’s problems by rigid centralizationand the third is the movement along the democratic path based on sequential construction of the system of political pluralism,the rule of law and economic development.

Keywords

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legal system; constitutional state; Democracy; Social Justice; law; rule of law; legal nihilism; legal safety for stabilization of society and prospects of democratic development of its institutes

• Publisher: Wyższa Szkoła Policji w Szczytnie
• Journal: Internal Security
• Year: 2014
• Volume: 6(1)
• Pages: 193-206

Contributors

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Kramarenko, Vladimir

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Primak, Tatiana

Identifiers

DOI

10.5604/20805268.1122425