Ensuring employment, productive labor and social protection in the conditions of hybrid legal regimes: an interdisciplinary approach (review of the International Scientific and Practical Conference)

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The article contains an analytical review of the reports and speeches of the participants of the International Scientific and Practical Conference “Ensuring employment, productive labor and social protection in the conditions of hybrid legal regimes: an interdisciplinary approach”. Hybrid law enforcement in Russia is manifested in the acceleration of the creation of rules of conduct by accelerating the lawmaking process, increasing the role of the Government in the rulemaking process, strengthening the influence of acts of the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation on the law enforcement process, as well as expanding regional rulemaking and giving greater legitimacy to the instructions of officials. The legal regimes formed in this way – aimed at countering the spread of coronavirus, accompanying the implementation of the SMO, etc., are hybrid – assembled from elements of different legal regimes. Moreover, for such a design, elements of ordinary and normatively enshrined special (special) legal regimes are used, which, however, have undergone a significant transformation. Hybridization of legal regimes is an objective reaction of states to the original global processes of transformation of technological, economic, social and interstate relations, which with a high probability ensures optimal legal regulation with the minimum possible temporary restriction of the rights of citizens and organizations, allowing to avoid their total violation by the systemic application of special (emergency, special) legal regimes.

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Sergey V. Malikov

Institute of State and Law of the Russian Academy of Sciences

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Email: malikovsv@igpran.ru

Doctor of Law, Deputy Director

Russian Federation, 10, Znamenka St., Moscow, 119019

Sergey Yu. Chucha

Institute of State and Law of the Russian Academy of Sciences

Email: chuchaigpan@gmail.com

Doctor of Law, Professor, Chief Researcher of the Procedural Law Department

Russian Federation, 10, Znamenka St., Moscow, 119019

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