An economic offence as a conflict with formal and common social values of the legal system
Keywords:
Social values; legal values; axiological approach; economic offence; legal conflict; legal responsibility.
Abstract
Economic offences are studied with the application of the comparative legal method. The authors provide a classification of economic offences and analyze the related international legislation. They come to the conclusion that economic offences can be partly caused by the fact that the legal system contains false values. In the meantime, they represent an extreme, illegal and negative form of conflict resolution. To a large extent, economic offences result from a high level of conflict that the economic relations contain. The authors define the notion of an economic offence.
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Criminal Code of Sweden. (2002). Saint Petersburg: Juridichesky Center Press.
Criminal Code of the Federative Republic of Germany. (2002). Saint Petersburg: Juridichesky Center Press.
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Criminal Code of the Republic of Moldova. (2003). Saint Petersburg: Juridichesky Center Press.
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Kaplow, L., Shavell, S. (2001). Fairness versus Welfare. Harvard Law Review. 114: 961-966.
Mattei, U., Pardolesi, R. (1991). Law and Economics in civil law countries: A comparative approach. Hastings Intellectual Review of Law and Economics, 11, 271-272.
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Rawls, J. (2010). A Theory of Justice. Moscow: URSS Publishing Group, 536.
Ryzhenkov, A. Ja. (2012). Equality and Hierarchy in Modern Civil Law. Modern Law, 9, 52-55.
Published
2019-09-04
How to Cite
Lipinsky, D., Markunin, R., & Musatkina, A. (2019). An economic offence as a conflict with formal and common social values of the legal system. Amazonia Investiga, 8(20), 648-654. Retrieved from https://amazoniainvestiga.info/index.php/amazonia/article/view/199
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