Climatic Aspects of Ecological and Legal Protection of Forests in the Russian Federation

Егорова, М.А.; Жаворонкова, Н. Г.; Shpakovsky, Yu. G.; Пономарева, Д. В.; Shmeleva, D. V.

doi:10.17803/2713-0525.2022.3.21.415-436

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“…The history of the 20th century and contemporary events confirm that Plato's notions of constitutional and legal decline and justice remain relevant, and have even gained new importance due to the threat of a large-scale environmental crisis (Egorova et al, 2022), rising inequality and other consumption-related challenges. The key question put forth by Plato's theory of decline has not changed during 2,400 years and is still being discussed by a wide range of researchers: how to change the soul's downward trajectory and stop the decline?…”

Section: International Community Approaches To Preventing State Declinementioning

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The Concept of a Holistic Development Constitution in Light of Plato’s Theory of Gradual State Decline

Likhter

2023

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Today, society faces a number of challenges driven by excessive consumption and extreme proliferation of utilitarian and radical individualistic ideals. This study is focused on searching for new constitutional models that would mitigate social and environmental risks of the consumerist era. To this end, the author has conducted a comprehensive review of relevant Ancient Greek concepts. In the 5th and 4th centuries BC, Greece put forward the first abstract notions of the ideal and material realms, as well as of individualism and collectivism. Particular attention is given to Plato's theory of inevitable constitutional decline, its causes and potential solutions. Re-examining the classical holistic methodology -where the whole is larger than the sum of its parts -now seems as essential as ever before. Although such an approach is foreign to contemporary world steeped in division and individual's alienation from nature, society and other individuals, classical holistic principles remain quite relevant, as they are largely aligned with the 20th century notion of sustainable development, which sees economic, social and environmental challenges as intrinsically linked, without dividing them into separate realms. Due to this perspective, the author has been able to come up with a general normative framework that also KUTAFIN LAW REVIEW Kutafi n Law Review Volume 10 Issue 1 (2023) https://kulawr.msal.ru/ 218 takes the fields of ethic and aesthetic -separate, but linked by a complex interrelation system -into account.

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Section: International Community Approaches To Preventing State Declinementioning

confidence: 99%

The Concept of a Holistic Development Constitution in Light of Plato’s Theory of Gradual State Decline

Likhter

2023

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International Legal Problems of the Climate Change Effects on the Environment (on the Examples of Biological Diversity Degradation and Chemicals and Waste Management)

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Otrashevskaya,

Yusifova

2024

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Climate change is an existential threat to humanity: scientific data shows that every year the average temperature on Earth is getting higher and higher. Within the framework of international law, a set of measures is being taken to mitigate and adapt to the effects of climate change. Given the comprehensive nature of climate change impacts on the environment, detailed legal measures are required in various areas of international cooperation. In this study the authors examined the complexities of legal regulation in two areas of climate change impacts: management of chemicals and waste, as well as preservation of biological diversity and genetic resources. The conducted study identified achievements and problems of international legal regulation in these areas and also showed that for the purposes of synergy of international treaties in the studied areas various decisions are made at periodic conferences of the parties to these international treaties.

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Climatic Aspects of Ecological and Legal Protection of Forests in the Russian Federation

Cited by 2 publications

References 5 publications

The Concept of a Holistic Development Constitution in Light of Plato’s Theory of Gradual State Decline

The Concept of a Holistic Development Constitution in Light of Plato’s Theory of Gradual State Decline

International Legal Problems of the Climate Change Effects on the Environment (on the Examples of Biological Diversity Degradation and Chemicals and Waste Management)

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