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Sociology and Law (Review of the International Legal Doctrine Club Round Table)

2026 · Journal of Foreign Legislation and Comparative Law · Vol 22, pp. 128 · 0 citations

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The article provides an overview of the 30th International round table organized by the Sevastopol Branch of the Institute of Legislation and Comparative Law under the Government of the Russian Federation together with the Club of Legal Doctrine and in collaboration with the journal “Law and Modern States”. The event, which brought together participants from different countries, was devoted to a comprehensive analysis of the use of sociological methods in legal science. The review reflects the key points of the reports of leading experts in the field of constitutional law, sociology of law, criminal law and Anti‑corruption, as well as the theory of state and law. The discussion points are analyzed and general conclusions are formulated, reflecting the current state of interdisciplinary research at the intersection of law and sociology. Special attention is paid to methodological problems, new challenges of globalization and digitalization, as well as the specifics of Russian and foreign experience.

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