TY - JOUR

T1 - ПОСТСОВЕТСКОЕ ВОСПРИЯТИЕ ПРАВ ЧЕЛОВЕКА В РОССИИ

AU - Belov, Sergei

N1 - Publisher Copyright: © 2021 Foundation for Good Politics

PY - 2021

Y1 - 2021

N2 - Questions of human rights are the most ideologically laden and conflicting among the issues of post-Soviet legal and social design. Years of the Cold War have passed, but the contemporary world faces again the ideological confrontation of different value systems: liberal democracy oo one hand and illiberal democracies — including post-Soviet ones — on the other. This confrontation is often seen as an opposition of different political regimes. At the same time, analysis shows that the roots of such situations are much deeper, and come from different assumptions of due and right, inter alia and in the first run — assumptions of human rights and their correspondence with public interests. The differences of these assumptions are much influence of the legacy of Soviet ideas on individual rights as a social political and legal institution. Due conceptualization of the specific post-Soviet approach to individual rights is still not formulated in the contemporary legal research. The author does not seek to form this conceptualization, nor tries he describe the global opposition of values and ideologies. Instead, the author demonstrates particular Soviet legacy in the legal and political systems of Post-Soviet polities, suggesting the results of inquiry of specific perception of individual rights in post-Soviet Russia based on research of legal and social practice in Russia

AB - Questions of human rights are the most ideologically laden and conflicting among the issues of post-Soviet legal and social design. Years of the Cold War have passed, but the contemporary world faces again the ideological confrontation of different value systems: liberal democracy oo one hand and illiberal democracies — including post-Soviet ones — on the other. This confrontation is often seen as an opposition of different political regimes. At the same time, analysis shows that the roots of such situations are much deeper, and come from different assumptions of due and right, inter alia and in the first run — assumptions of human rights and their correspondence with public interests. The differences of these assumptions are much influence of the legacy of Soviet ideas on individual rights as a social political and legal institution. Due conceptualization of the specific post-Soviet approach to individual rights is still not formulated in the contemporary legal research. The author does not seek to form this conceptualization, nor tries he describe the global opposition of values and ideologies. Instead, the author demonstrates particular Soviet legacy in the legal and political systems of Post-Soviet polities, suggesting the results of inquiry of specific perception of individual rights in post-Soviet Russia based on research of legal and social practice in Russia

KW - Human rights in russia

KW - Post-soviet constitutionalism

KW - Post-soviet law

KW - Socialist law

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U2 - 10.36169/2227-6068.2021.02.00009

DO - 10.36169/2227-6068.2021.02.00009

M3 - статья

AN - SCOPUS:85125538378

SP - 212

EP - 233

JO - Ideology and Politics Journal

JF - Ideology and Politics Journal

SN - 2227-6068

IS - 2(18)

ER -