NGOs as Loudspeakers: Potential Role of NGOs in Bridging the North-South Gap in International Environmental and Sustainable Development Law Making Process

Konasinghe, Kokila

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“…As we suppose, clamant necessity to develop the uniform legislative act concerning the law-making process in form of Law-making Code containing the General and Specific Parts has raised. Tolbert P & Stern R promoted the same idea in their paper (Konasinghe, 2020;Umedov, 2021).…”

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“…In other words, when creating the legal norms, the law-making subjects have to take into account many factors associated not only with standard setting but with solving the tasks of the larger scale: promoting the further development of whole state legal system and public relationships established therein, striking their modernization, preventing of social conflicts and establishing of legal mechanisms for their annihilation, etc (Konasinghe, 2020;Nemirova and Savelyeva, 2020).…”

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“…The main law-making task is to write the legal norms stimulating an active development of all state and society parts via profound perception of all processes related including those presenting the standard setting. When drafting the legal acts, the law-making subject should resolve the task consisting of three main components: noesis, activity and result, which form relatively complete cycle when their dialectic mutual transition takes place (Konasinghe, 2020). Writing the legal norm outside of this cycle seems not to be possible because its writing must be drawn from the needs that may have been indicated via noesis and procedures of authorized bodies for norm issuing succeeding thereafter.…”

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The modern law-making process: structure and main problems

Rumyantsev¹,

Turanin

Sumenkov

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Cuest. Pol.

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Through the dialectical method the objective of the article was to analyze the process of the elaboration of modern laws, considering their structure and main problems. There is a major structure and problems inherent in the modern law-making process described in the article. The structure of law-making comprises four parts: 1. Cognitive-analytical part; 2. Theoretical foundations of the legal norms and acts they dictate; 3. Validation of legal act or norm; 4. Monitoring of relevant rules and legal acts. The main legislative task is to draft legal norms that stimulate the active development of all parts of the State and society through a deep perception of all related processes, including those involving standard-setting. It is concluded that the main factor affecting the quality of legislation is the lack of a uniform legislative basis for the issuance of legal acts. There seems to be a real need to develop a uniform legislative act on the law-making process. The Code containing general and specific parts of each law must be developed.

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Cuest. Pol.

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“…The polluter can be a business or an individual. Entrepreneurs are forced to incorporate pollution into the cost of manufacturing their product toward more environmentally friendly production methods [60] while individuals (citizens) pay to recycle their domestic wastes as communal tips. Environmental legislation is a crucial element connecting knowledge and law [60,61].…”

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“…Entrepreneurs are forced to incorporate pollution into the cost of manufacturing their product toward more environmentally friendly production methods [60] while individuals (citizens) pay to recycle their domestic wastes as communal tips. Environmental legislation is a crucial element connecting knowledge and law [60,61]. Environmental legislation offers a regulatory and pragmatic tool for sustainable development to commit to future generations [62].…”

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Digital Technology and Social Innovation Promoting a Green Citizenship: Development of the “Go Sustainable Living” Digital Application

Triantafyllidou

Zabaniotou

2021

Circ.Econ.Sust.

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This study aims at embedding sustainability in the consumption behavior and daily decisions of individuals with the support of a digital technology application integrated with social innovation marketed models. It takes advantage of the widespread use of smartphones that creates new opportunities in the field of citizen science and new possibilities for data collection to boost consumers' consciousness toward creating active civilians and "green citizenship." The study's output is a digital application on the mobile phone, called "Go Sustainable Living," where consumers can upload their daily sustainable and green actions to collect credits to be further exchanged with purchasing discounts in local stores and cultural organizations participating in the projects. By rewarding green users, the projects partnering organizations benefit from building their green character. This study is based on the questionnaire findings: "From Theory to Praxis: 'Go Sustainable Living' survey for exploring individuals consciousness level of decision-making and action-taking in daily life toward a Green Citizenship," an analysis published in 2021 by the authors [1].

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NGOs as Loudspeakers: Potential Role of NGOs in Bridging the North-South Gap in International Environmental and Sustainable Development Law Making Process

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The modern law-making process: structure and main problems

The modern law-making process: structure and main problems

Digital Technology and Social Innovation Promoting a Green Citizenship: Development of the “Go Sustainable Living” Digital Application

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