Comparative Law as an Instrument of Inter-Civilizational Dialogue (Review of the XIV International Congress of Comparative Law)

On December 5, 2024, the Institute of Legislation and Comparative Law under the Government of the Russian Federation held the XIV International Congress of Comparative Law “Comparative Law as an Instrument of Inter-Civilizational Dialogue”. The review highlights the welcoming remarks and reports of the participants of the plenary session — leading representatives of Russian legal science, heads of state corporations and government authorities: T. Y. Khabrieva, K. I. Mogilevsky, T. N. Moskalkova, I. I. Rogov, A. I. Kovler, A. H. Saidov, V. V. Lazarev, A. A. Troitskaya, R. R. Ismailov and others. The main ideas expressed by the speakers and panelists at the scientific and practical conference “Formula of the Future World Order: International Constants and Variables”, as well as the following thematic round tables are outlined: “Comparative Law: Dialogue of Law Schools”; “Methodology of Comparative Financial Law in the Context of Sanctions Challenges and Threats”; “Constitutional Values as the Basis of Inter- Civilizational Dialogue”; “Judicial Law-Making in Modern Legal Systems: Comparative Legal Analysis”; “Comparative Legal Research in the Field of Environmental Protection and Environmental Management as an Instrument of International Cooperation”; “Social Insurance and Employment in Russia and Abroad”; “Comparative Law and Private Law: Inter-Civilizational Interaction and Development Vectors”; “Historical and Theoretical (Interdisciplinary) Foundations of Comparative Law in a Changing Civilizational Paradigm”; “BRICS in the Context of Comparative Law”; “Architecture of Administrative Law in the Context of the Theory of a Multipolar World”; “Implementation of AML/CFT Standards and Anti-Corruption in the BRICS Countries”; “Criminal Law Modern Legal Systems: National Priorities and Comparative Aspects”; “Legal Comparative Studies from the Perspective of a Cross- Civilizational Paradigm”.

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Journal of Foreign Legislation and Comparative Law
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.61205/s199132220033725-3
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Comparative and International Law Studies
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Comparative Law as an Instrument of Inter-Civilizational Dialogue (Review of the XIV International Congress of Comparative Law)

Mikhail Abakumov
Journal of Foreign Legislation and Comparative Law
Comparative and International Law Studies
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Comparative Law as an Instrument of Inter-Civilizational Dialogue (Review of the XIV International Congress of Comparative Law)

Mikhail Abakumov
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On December 5, 2024, the Institute of Legislation and Comparative Law under the Government of the Russian Federation held the XIV International Congress of Comparative Law “Comparative Law as an Instrument of Inter-Civilizational Dialogue”. The review highlights the welcoming remarks and reports of the participants of the plenary session — leading representatives of Russian legal science, heads of state corporations and government authorities: T. Y. Khabrieva, K. I. Mogilevsky, T. N. Moskalkova, I. I. Rogov, A. I. Kovler, A. H. Saidov, V. V. Lazarev, A. A. Troitskaya, R. R. Ismailov and others. The main ideas expressed by the speakers and panelists at the scientific and practical conference “Formula of the Future World Order: International Constants and Variables”, as well as the following thematic round tables are outlined: “Comparative Law: Dialogue of Law Schools”; “Methodology of Comparative Financial Law in the Context of Sanctions Challenges and Threats”; “Constitutional Values as the Basis of Inter- Civilizational Dialogue”; “Judicial Law-Making in Modern Legal Systems: Comparative Legal Analysis”; “Comparative Legal Research in the Field of Environmental Protection and Environmental Management as an Instrument of International Cooperation”; “Social Insurance and Employment in Russia and Abroad”; “Comparative Law and Private Law: Inter-Civilizational Interaction and Development Vectors”; “Historical and Theoretical (Interdisciplinary) Foundations of Comparative Law in a Changing Civilizational Paradigm”; “BRICS in the Context of Comparative Law”; “Architecture of Administrative Law in the Context of the Theory of a Multipolar World”; “Implementation of AML/CFT Standards and Anti-Corruption in the BRICS Countries”; “Criminal Law Modern Legal Systems: National Priorities and Comparative Aspects”; “Legal Comparative Studies from the Perspective of a Cross- Civilizational Paradigm”.

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