PROTECTION OF CULTURAL OBJECTS IN THE SYSTEM OF ADMINISTRATIVE LAW STANDARDS

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PROTECTION OF CULTURAL OBJECTS IN THE SYSTEM OF ADMINISTRATIVE LAW STANDARDS

Journal Title: Muzealnictwo - Year 2014, Vol 55, Issue

Abstract

The administrative law system covers a vast and complex set of legal standards oriented to archieve the common good, i.e. values specified by law, protected with legal and administrative regulations. Among such values, the protection of cultural objects plays a significant role as a responsibility of the public administration and as the subject of intervention by the public administration, carried out through the application of the administrative law standards. Due to the area and complexity of regulations, the administrative law standards are grouped in specific parts: general, institutional, material and procedural. Issues involving the protection of cultural objects on the ground of administrative law should be placed as one of the comprehensive divisions of the material administrative law; they also include institutional and procedural regulations important for the application of law. Institutions of the administrative law regarding protection of cultural objects should be shaped in such a way so as to guarantee the proper execution of assignments in this field. In particular, this refers to regulations concerning a legal status of museums, which should ensure a possibility for the pursuit of museums’ mission in different social and economic conditions. As part of the development of the study of the administrative law, the matter of the cultural objects’ protection, including issues concerning the legal status of museums, has been perceived and commented upon; nonetheless, further research in this area is called for.

Authors and Affiliations

Jan Izdebski

Keywords

prawo administracyjne administracja publiczna ochrona dóbr kultury Muzea Administrative Law public administration protection of cultural objects Museums

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