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Title |
Legal Guarantees of Provision of Adequate Standard
of Living in the Russian Federation |
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Authors |
Filippova Elvira Maisovna
associate professor of the Department
of Labour and Social Law of South Ural State
University, Bld. 76, Lenin Ave., Chelyabinsk,
454080. E-mail: Elvira_filippova@mail.ru |
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Section |
Problems of
social welfare
and social
security |
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Issue |
5/2014 |
Page |
95-98 |
index UDC |
342.7(470) + 364(470) |
index LBC |
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Abstract |
The article discusses the mechanism of legal
guarantees to ensure adequate standard of living.
The author analyzes legal aspect of adequate
standard of living. Under the aforementioned term
the author implies the right for adequate food or
freedom from hunger; rental housing, as well as the
right to be free from poverty and social exclusion.
From the meaning of articles of the law on the
subsistence minimum the author concludes that the
right for minimum living conditions guaranteed by
the state is implied. The analysis of the
international legislation is carried out on the
basis of the author comes to the conclusion that the
Russian legislation is in urgent need of
systematization and introduction of new instruments
in terms of social security. However, one should
remember that international instruments can not
worsen the existing conditions for the provision of
various types of social security. The author offers
to amend the modification of the existing social
legislation, as well as to introduce certain basic
law on social security and to establish the minimum
social standard and the minimum consumer budget. |
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Keywords |
social state, mechanism of legal
guarantees, adequate standard of living, Russian
national legislation. |
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