Tsymbalyuk V. The information codification legislation of Ukraine.

Українська версія

Thesis for the degree of Doctor of Science (DSc)

State registration number

0513U001212

Applicant for

Specialization

  • 12.00.07 - Адміністративне право і процес; фінансове право; інформаційне право

14-11-2013

Specialized Academic Board

Д 64.086.01

Yaroslav Mudryi National law university

Essay

The most important results of the study is the solution of the scientific problem of the Ukrainian information legislation general codification. Doctrinal, methodological and conceptual clauses are proposed as general conclusions to the research results. At the present historical stage the information law has emerged as a complex branch of law, the main subject of which is the information. At its essence the information law is regarded as a public relations sphere (sector), as a law branch (sector), as a training course. The complexity of information law is determined by the features of its method: the main law branches methods complex use. The modern information law as a system has three main structural parts: general, special and specific (ad hoc). In the general part of the Information Law the basic provisions of this law are defined: a subject (information) and its various kinds in the social activities, actors (a special legal status of the legal relations participants), the content of legal relations, the legal regulation system, the legal principles, etc. In the special part the informational relations main subjects legal status (rights and duties) clauses are defined regardless of different kinds of informational activity: of a person, of a society, of a State, of the international community actors. In the specific part of the Information Law subsystem features of the specificity of various kinds of information activities are defined. As the information in public relations a form of expression data, messages, data, signals, knowledge, etc. is meant, which is defined in various activities, their technologies. The Information Law, legal informatics and information security are different kinds (parties, aspects) of public life, in a single information space. It is possible that with increasing the quantity and quality of scientific knowledges the law will stand separately (like other branches of legal science from the group of other administratively directed disciplines) as a conditionally independent scientific researches branch. This also is not excluded that the Information Law will be the basis to identify new directions - research subbranches, including the Informatization Law (Law of informatics, IT-law), Mass Media Law, the legal informatics, the legal regulation in the field of information security, etc. as a law discipline.

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