VERLOS N. Reception in the constitutional law of Ukraine

Українська версія

Thesis for the degree of Doctor of Science (DSc)

State registration number

0521U100976

Applicant for

Specialization

  • 12.00.02 - Конституційне право; муніципальне право

22-04-2021

Specialized Academic Board

Д 26.062.16

National Aviation University

Essay

The dissertation is devoted to the research of the peculiarities of reception as a constitutional and legal phenomenon and process. The author of the dissertation analyzes the main doctrinal approaches to understanding the etymology and semantics of the term «reception», distinguishes it from related and related legal categories, proposes the definition of «reception in constitutional law (constitutional legal reception)» – a constitutional legal phenomenon and process interstate political and legal cooperation, which is cross-temporal in nature and consists in the possibility or necessity of perception, implementation and assimilation of foreign constitutional and legal material or international law by the national system of constitutional law in order to modernize and develop it. The concept and structure of the mechanism of reception in the constitutional law are defined, the structure of the mechanism of reception taking into account specificity of the constitutional law as fundamental and priority branch of national law is investigated. Its basic elements (objects, subjects, forms and methods) and blocks are analyzed: doctrinal-legal (theoretical-legal); regulatory and legal; cultural and legal (ideological); institutional and legal; organizational and legal; economic and legal. An in-depth classification of reception in constitutional law was carried out according to the following criteria: by the number of subjects; according to the degree of volitional influence of the subjects; by methods of perception and implementation; by legal consequences; by the degree of activity of the subjects; by the degree of intensity of constitutional and legal modernization; according to the degree of organization of the process; by the form of perception; by territory; by objects of constitutional and legal reception. The praxeological problems of constitutional and legal reception in the process of European integration and constitutional and legal modernization, in particular in the field of human rights, organization and exercise of public power, are studied. The peculiarities of the influence of reception on the development of constitutional law in the conditions of globalization and realization of the concept of transnational constitutionalism are analyzed. It emphasizes the need to modernize the constitutional dimension of the functioning of a modern democratic state in the context of solving the global problems of mankind through the establishment of a transnational (and in the long run - global) constitutional order. Emphasis is placed on the fact that constitutional and legal innovations are due to the development of science and technology, including genetic engineering and genomic medicine, nanotechnology, biomedical technologies (cyborgization, bioprinting), artificial intelligence (including robotics, etc.). Under the influence of these factors, an updated system of constitutional human rights to surrogacy, artificial insemination, gender identity (gender reassignment), cloning, organ transplantation, insolation, etc. appears. It is proved that in parallel with the reception of constructive constitutional innovations, destructive innovations related to abuse of law can penetrate the legal system, which become a destabilizing factor of constitutional and legal modernization and can contribute to human rights violations, and even pose a threat to sovereignty and national state security in information, environmental, economic, biological, etc. spheres of life. It is emphasized that the destructive consequences of the constitutionallegal reception can be: disharmony, constitutional-legal mutation, constitutional complication, constitutional deculturation and finally deformation of the constitutional legal consciousness and constitutional annihilation.

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