Doctrinal interpretation of the limits of constitutional and legal regulation of public relations in social regulations

Ermek Abdrasulov, Khuandag Bazhay, Aizhan Abdrassulova, Bergengul Akhmet and Bagila Tleulessova

RIVISTA DI STUDI SULLA SOSTENIBILITA', 2023, vol. XIII, issue 1 suppl., 15-28

Abstract: The purpose is a doctrinal interpretation of the concept of constitutional regulation, its content, and issues of its limits. The study covers the relationship between constitutional regulation and the broader concept of legal regulation. Conclusions are drawn regarding the uselessness of doctrinal and legislative establishment of the limits of constitutional regulation when it comes to the boundaries of the field of con- stitutional law. The conclusions and proposals obtained are of some importance for the development of a scientifically based doctrine of constitutional, legislative, and subordinate regulation, which in turn will affect the improvement of legal technology of legislation and the effectiveness of the mechanism of legal regulation of public relations.

Date: 2023
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