Determinants and Prospects for the Legal Harmonization of the Intra-BRICS Trade Turnover in the Digital Form

Inshakova, Agnessa O.; Inshakova, Elena; Lavrentyeva, Anna V.

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“…The dominance of technological forces and the need to develop and disseminate innovations in several markets are characteristics of international industries in the modern world. Success in these industries depends on the ability to use technological forces, produce new products and duplicate the process in various national markets [10]. In general, new products are developed domestically.…”

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Analysis of the Impact of Digitalization on the Development of Foreign Economic Activity During COVID-19 Pandemic

Shkalenko¹,

Fadeeva²

2020

Proceedings of the 2nd International Scientific and Practical Conference “Modern Management Trends and the Digital Economy: Fro

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The article describes the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the digitalization and foreign economic activity of states. The authors analysed a macroeconomic situation and highlighted its impact on the export climate of countries. They describe the institutional transformations caused by the opportunities and limitations of regulating the digital economy of foreign trade in the context of international economic integration. The article highlights the features of the oil market significantly affecting the formation of the economic policy of the state and the competitiveness of the state in the international market. It describes the role of economic statistics in managing the global economy. Researchers identified trends in institutional changes in the Russian economy under the influence of digitalization during the COVID-19 pandemic. They defined the role of international expansion in the process of digitalization of the economy, markets and global industries. The paper describes the trends in the institutional environment in digital business and international globalization. It identifies the main areas of influence of digitalization on the development of foreign economic activity.

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Analysis of the Impact of Digitalization on the Development of Foreign Economic Activity During COVID-19 Pandemic

Shkalenko¹,

Fadeeva²

2020

Proceedings of the 2nd International Scientific and Practical Conference “Modern Management Trends and the Digital Economy: Fro

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Legal Guarantees and Protection of Investors’ Rights During the Transformation of Public Relations in the Context of the Formation of the Industry 4.0 and the Intensification of Integration Processes

Kunitskaya

2021

Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems

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Influencing Companies’ Green Governance Through the System of Legal Liability for Environmental Infractions in China and Brazil: Lighting the Way Toward BRICS Cooperation

Wei

Rafael²

2023

BRICS law journal

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As a platform of cooperation among its member states, questions of whether or how the BRICS alliance can inﬂuence and shape the global governance system and improve their internal governance systems have often been raised. In the process of exploring the role that the law can play in this context, comparative studies on the laws of the BRICS member states, particularly in the deﬁned areas of cooperation, are an important perspective to be addressed in order to be able to contribute to the improvement of their internal governance systems. However, much work remains to be done on this perspective. This article partially ﬁlls this gap by conducting a comparative study related to one of the BRICS areas of cooperation – sustainable development – between two of its members: China and Brazil. Speciﬁcally, it compares how both states, as stakeholders, use the legal regime of liability for environmental infractions to inﬂuence the green governance of companies. The article, therefore, uses comparative legal methodology, using as its objects of research relevant legal provisions on legal liability for environmental infractions gathered from the legal systems of China and Brazil. The adoption of strict civil liability, liability for environmental damages per se and the extension of criminal liability to legal persons are among the similarities found. As for the diﬀerences, it ﬁnds that, as a principle, Chinese law shields directors and senior oﬃcers from liability toward third parties, while Brazilian law fully extends such liability to these entities; additionally, in the Chinese legal system, the burden of disproving causality between the harm and the activity that caused it falls upon the actor, while the Brazilian legal system adopts a double-standard approach for collective suits and individual suits; and ﬁnally, the Chinese law imposes a legal obligation to adopt what, in eﬀect, is close to a corporate environmental management system, while the Brazilian legal system lacks a similar mandate.

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Determinants and Prospects for the Legal Harmonization of the Intra-BRICS Trade Turnover in the Digital Form

Cited by 4 publications

References 3 publications

Analysis of the Impact of Digitalization on the Development of Foreign Economic Activity During COVID-19 Pandemic

Analysis of the Impact of Digitalization on the Development of Foreign Economic Activity During COVID-19 Pandemic

Legal Guarantees and Protection of Investors’ Rights During the Transformation of Public Relations in the Context of the Formation of the Industry 4.0 and the Intensification of Integration Processes

Influencing Companies’ Green Governance Through the System of Legal Liability for Environmental Infractions in China and Brazil: Lighting the Way Toward BRICS Cooperation

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