The Science of Constitutional Law at the IV Moscow Legal Forum "Law and Economics: Interdisciplinary Approaches in Science and Education"

The article containts information about constitutionalists from legal Russian and Belarus Universities, lawyers-practitioners, post-graduate students taking part in IV Moscow Legal Forum "Law and Economics: Interdisciplinary Approaches in Science and Education, during which the events of the Department of Constitutional and Municipal Law of the Kutafin Moscow State Law University (MSAL): "Constitutional and legal aspects of modern economic policy" (within the framework of the Expert Forum) and the Second All-Russian Constituent Assembly meeting dedicated to the Academician O.E. Kutafin ("Constitutional Law in Bachelor's, Master's and PostGraduate Studies") (within the framework of the Scientific and Educational Session) were taken. It sets out a short overview of the speeches. Summing up the author considers that the main purpose of the discussed theses of the Expert Forum is not only the necessity of development of constitutional legal provisions but increasing actualization of complex interdisciplinary approaches where constitutional and municipal provisions should coordinate with provisions of allied branches. Practical problems are also discussed such as defending cosial and economy rights. The discussion that took place within the framework of the Scientific and Educational Session showed that participants perceive ambiguously and unequivocally the decisions of educational management bodies in terms of competencies, requirements for educational results, rather frequent changes in educational standards and other issues. The exchange of views of constitutionalists at such a representative forum contributes to the development of common approaches to teaching state and legal disciplines, improving the quality of legal education.

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