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Regional & Climatic and Genetic & Physiological Determinants of Lawmaking Activities

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Topicality . Topicality of the studied problem is determined by the necessity for accounting of climatic, physiological, and other socio-determining factors of population’s living during lawmaking activities.

The purpose of the paper is to view socio-determining essence (regional & climatic and genetic & physiological) of factors that determine the directions of lawmaking activities.

Methodological basis of the work consists of cognitive, systemic & determining methodological approach that requires the use of a complex of general scientific, particular scientific, and special methods of research.

The article views peculiarities of regional & climatic and genetic & physiological features of the country’s population and proves the necessity for their accounting of lawmaking and law-enforcement activities.

Practical significance. The materials of the paper pose practical value for researchers, lawmakers, and law enforcers.

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Ponomarenkov, V.A., Paulov, P.A., Sidorova, A.V., Sayfulova, L.G., Ovod, I.V. (2017). Regional & Climatic and Genetic & Physiological Determinants of Lawmaking Activities. In: Popkova, E. (eds) Russia and the European Union. Contributions to Economics. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-55257-6_5

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