Browsing by Author "Margineanu, Elena"

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    Institutional adaptation in environmental domain: the case of Moldova
    (Тернопіль: Вектор, 2020-02-28) Margineanu, Elena
    Environment currently, more than ever, receives high attention as (for example) scandalous cases of disturbed ecosystem due to negligent waste management system are widely distributed through media and social channels. Even if we are making abstraction of social activists that protest against, as they claim, climate change, it is true that most governments acknowledge the pressure to introduce new measures and tools for tackling environmental issues with its broad spectrum of sub-domains.
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    Oscillating policy focus between agriculture and protected areas within environmental lav in Republic of Moldova
    (Вектор, 2020-05-14) Margineanu, Elena
    У тезах доповіді автором порушена проблема правового регулювання діяльності у галузі сільськогосподарського виробництва в Республіці Молдова з урахуванням екологічних та кліматичних вимог, а також соціальних аспектів (урбанізації, міграції, робочої міграції)
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    The challenge of wrong expressions as «social distance» and context-based information mismatch on the pillars of civil science
    (National Аviation University, 2021-02-26) Margineanu, Elena
    The measures on civil liberties imposed in 2020 were unprecedented in modern society, and they’re coercive and limiting nature has shifted the perception of justice. The principle of legality and equality, as main pillars of democracy and modern civil science, in the form of current and proposed regulations is loosing the public support and acceptance, since formulated expressions do not behold the original meaning of rights and freedom of choice anymore. Before establishing a new rule of law with another collective consensus, the rule of man might become the transitory phase during the shifts of social paradigms, representing the protective mechanism for human rights, family and justice.