Jul 2026· Jogelméleti Szemle· pp. 2-15· 0 citations· 2 references
Abstract
This paper examines the doctrinal status of sustainability as a legal principle and explores how its normative content is concretised through the regulation of the circular economy. Drawing upon legal doctrine and legal theory, the study analyses the concept of legal principles, competing monist and pluralist approaches to the normative structure of sustainability, and the conditions under which sustainability may acquire genuine legal force. It argues that the legal status of sustainability cannot be determined in the abstract level but depends on the institutional and regulatory framework within which it operates. The paper identifies European Union circular economy regulation as the most developed example of the life-cycle-based normative concretisation of sustainability. Rather than treating the circular economy as a distinct legal principle, the study demonstrates that it transforms the abstract requirements of sustainability into a coherent system of legally enforceable obligations governing the entire life cycle of products, from design and production to use, repair, reuse, and recycling.
The Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) represents a central pillar of the European Green Deal’s effort to integrate sustainability and human rights obligations into corporate governance. By imposing mandatory due diligence obligations on large EU and non-EU companies operating within the internal...
P. Poretti, Petra Jurina· EU and Comparative Law Issue...· 0 citations
Abstract The circular economy is an emerging economic model based on the efficient use of resources and the reduction of environmental impact. The paper analyzes the duality between obligation and opportunity, highlighting the fact that this concept is determined both by legislative and environmental constraints and by...
Aim.
To analyse the compatibility of traditional Russian spiritual and moral values with the economic model that has taken shape in Russia and to assess the feasibility of effectively implementing state policy aimed at their preservation and strengthening.
Methodology.
The study is based on a content analysis of P...
Oksana V. Askonova· Russian Social and Humanitar...· 0 citations
Digital transformation has created fundamental changes in global social, economic, and political structures, including the ways legal norms are produced, distributed, and enforced. The presence of digital technology, artificial intelligence, and transnational platforms has generated new sources of normativity that are...
Muhamad Aminulloh, I. P. Budiarta, Moch Tamzis et al.· JURNAL ILMIAH LIVING LAW· 0 citations
This article examines the problem of determining the place of environmental law within the legal system of the Republic of Kazakhstan on the basis of a systemic and structural analysis. The author substantiates the need to distinguish between the primary and secondary structures of law. Within the primary structure, th...
M. Suleimenov· Scientific works "Adilet"· 0 citations
Background: Indonesia’s fragmented Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) regulatory framework raises questions regarding the enforceability and legal certainty of ESG clauses incorporated into notarial deeds.
Objective: This study analyzes the legal status of ESG clauses under Indonesian contract law and examines...
Yan Hartawan, Bryant Jeremia· Journal of Law and Social Po...· 0 citations
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