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Article The Concept of Human-Centrism in Modern Doctrine of Administrative Law
Authors Melnyk R.
Name of magazine Legal journal «Law of Ukraine» (Ukrainian version)
Issue 10 / 2015
Pages 157 - 165
Annotation The author of the article attempts to analyze the current state of the scientific concept of human centrism in domestic science of administrative law, and to express recommendations on areas for further use of administrative and legal science. To achieve the goal the author analyzes first and foremost the historical aspects of formation of the human centrism concept, reaching the conclusion that its more or less complete form has already been formed in the early twentieth century. The author, agreeing with the conclusions achieved in the scientific literature on the subject of the essence of human centrism concept, formulates a number of provisions, which, in his opinion, will promote to a more complete disclosure and approach to modern requirements. Special attention is paid to the current state of implementation of the human centrism concept on the doctrinal level that, as the author emphasizes, is not fully «accepted», which is dangerous and undesirable both for individuals and for public power authorities. The article concludes that the priority task of domestic science of administrative law should be a concentration around the study of the content of each of those rights (freedoms) that are realized by individuals in public administration. Based on the concept of human centrism the author formulates a number of promising areas of research that will enrich domestic doctrine of administrative law.
Keywords administrative law, administrative law doctrine, the concept human centrism, human and citizen rights and freedoms, public administration.
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