The main features of environmental law doctrines
Journal Title: Актуальні проблеми держави і права - Year 2016, Vol 76, Issue
Abstract
The article deals with the content of seven doctrines of environmental law doctrines, which includes scientific validity, credibility, scientific, applied and practical, regulatory capabilities, scalability. It is shown the content of environmental doctrines, which developed in different historical periods and have found their form as the content of regulations.
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О. В. Патлачук
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