Derechos humanos, sociedad civil, derecho privado: problemas de correlación

Palabras clave: Ley civil, Concepto de derechos humanos, Derecho europeo, derechos humanos, protección de los derechos humanos

Resumen

La categoría de “derechos humanos”, los problemas de protección y protección de tales derechos han sido objeto de estudio en repetidas ocasiones, pero la cuestión de su correlación con conceptos como “sociedad civil”, “derecho privado”, no se ha estudiado todavía. Esta circunstancia determina la conveniencia de un estudio especial sobre este tema. Se han utilizado varias técnicas metodológicas en el proceso de exploración de cuestiones relacionadas con este artículo. Los principales fueron la civilización y los métodos conceptuales. Con la ayuda del método civilizatorio, exploramos la “ley” como una categoría relacionada de manera inseparable con la civilización. El método conceptual ayuda a considerar el derecho en general y el derecho privado como un concepto (conceptus del Latín: pensamiento, representación, concepto), es decir, como un conjunto de expresiones verbales de un fenómeno social denotado por un término particular. En conclusión, los autores afirman que existe un conflicto en el campo de los derechos humanos, un conflicto de intereses de los miembros de la sociedad civil, donde el Estado recurre a una regulación legal positiva del comportamiento humano (teniendo en cuenta la mentalidad nacional e influyendo en la formación y transformación de la justicia en la dirección deseada). El estudio revela que no hay motivos para una preocupación excesiva por la “infinidad” de los derechos humanos. Este límite suele definirse naturalmente, frente a los derechos e intereses de otros miembros de la sociedad civil.

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Evgen Kharytonov, National University “Odesa Law Academy” (Ukraine)

Doctor of Legal Science. Professor of Civil Law Department and Head of same Department at National University “Odesa Law Academy” (Ukraine). Corresponding Member of National Academy of Law Sciences of Ukraine. Honored Science and Technology Worker of Ukraine.

Olena Kharytonova, National University “Odesa Law Academy” (Ukraine)

Doctor of Legal Science. Professor of Intellectual Property and Corporate Law Department and Head of same Department at National University “Odesa Law Academy” (Ukraine). Corresponding Member of National Academy of Law Sciences of Ukraine. Honored Science and Technology Worker of Ukraine.

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2019-12-19
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Kharytonov, E., & Kharytonova, O. (2019). Derechos humanos, sociedad civil, derecho privado: problemas de correlación. Ius Humani. Revista De Derecho, 8, 225-244. https://doi.org/10.31207/ih.v8i0.222
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