Regulatory Provision of Realisation of the Economic Mechanism of Nature Management

Konyahina Tetyana V. ()
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Konyahina Tetyana V.: Donetsk State University of Management

Business Inform, 2013, issue 9, 179_184

Abstract: The article shows the structure of the modern legal mechanism of environmental protection, systemises sources of the domestic ecological law, provides their brief characteristics, studies priority goals and tasks of public organisations in the sphere of nature management, identifies connection between the national and international legal mechanisms of nature management. The result of the study is improvement of scientific and methodical approach to ensuring of a common principle of developing norms in the sphere of environmental protection on the basis of systematisation of original principles of functioning of the international ecological and legal mechanism (prevention principle, causality principle, "polluter pays" principle, permeability principle, principle of economic effectiveness in the process of development and realisation of ecological policy of the state, social fairness principle and subsidiarity principle) for optimisation of the national legal mechanism of ecological and economic relations.

Keywords: mechanism of legal regulation; sources of ecological law; legislation on natural resources; international environmental law; legal mechanism of ecological and economic relations (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2013
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