Peculiarities of the Civil Regulation of Operations of Religious Organizations
Petr V. Sergeev
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Petr V. Sergeev
Abstract
The article is devoted to autonomous civil law regulation of religious organizations. The features of the analyzed regulation are described. The article emphasizes the ambiguity of the current autonomy in self-regulation of religious organizations. The necessity of limiting the degree of autonomy of religious organizations in decentralized rule-making is substantiated.
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The article is devoted to autonomous civil law regulation of religious organizations. The features of the analyzed regulation are described. The article emphasizes the ambiguity of the current autonomy in self-regulation of religious organizations. The necessity of limiting the degree of autonomy of religious organizations in decentralized rule-making is substantiated.
Key concepts: Autonomy, Ambiguity, Religious organization, Limiting, Political science, Law, Law and economics, Sociology