The Peculiarities of the Categories Control, Authority, Social Technologies in the Atmosphere of Legality Safeguard
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There are a lot of social alterations, which stimulate the changes of administrative law and the process of objectivism in the society. The authors of this article tried to pay attention to the meaning of this process to the safeguard of legal human interests. And this safeguard is one of the main missions of the governmental institutions.
The lecturers analyze the essence of the categories such as control, authority, social technologies – their connection and meaning to the governmental institutions which implement their politics as the completeness of instrumentalities of their actions. The hypothesis of this article is that the service of governmental institutions is the main mission of these institutions, their politics, which eventually in the ambience of social alterations absorb the form of social technologies.
The authors came to the conclusions that the control in the sphere and dominance of social alterations must remain as the partnership and balance function of the executive power.
These functions must be dedicated to the safeguard of human rights and legal interests. Equally it could be mentioned that the authors recommend to define social technologies as the products of science, theoretical, empirical researches, conceptions, philosophy, patterns of social processes, legal acts, social programmes, the plans of the social treatment, which have the value of the commodity and also could be used as the instruments of social government and control. Moreover, these elements can influence the social reality.
There could be mentioned the cycle, the elements of which are coming from various directions of science – law, sociology, cybernetics, economics – law and legal principles – control – technology – as the new pattern of the essence of objectivism.
The lecturers analyze the essence of the categories such as control, authority, social technologies – their connection and meaning to the governmental institutions which implement their politics as the completeness of instrumentalities of their actions. The hypothesis of this article is that the service of governmental institutions is the main mission of these institutions, their politics, which eventually in the ambience of social alterations absorb the form of social technologies.
The authors came to the conclusions that the control in the sphere and dominance of social alterations must remain as the partnership and balance function of the executive power.
These functions must be dedicated to the safeguard of human rights and legal interests. Equally it could be mentioned that the authors recommend to define social technologies as the products of science, theoretical, empirical researches, conceptions, philosophy, patterns of social processes, legal acts, social programmes, the plans of the social treatment, which have the value of the commodity and also could be used as the instruments of social government and control. Moreover, these elements can influence the social reality.
There could be mentioned the cycle, the elements of which are coming from various directions of science – law, sociology, cybernetics, economics – law and legal principles – control – technology – as the new pattern of the essence of objectivism.
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