Journal of International Legal Communication (Jun 2022)

CULTURE AND THE USE OF INFORMATION UNDERSTANDING IN THE FIELD OF NATIONAL SECURITY (A CASE STUDY OF UKRAINE)

  • Leonid M. Belkin,
  • Juliya L. Iurynets,
  • Iryna M. Sopilko,
  • Mark L. Belkin

DOI
https://doi.org/10.32612/uw.27201643.2022.5.pp.36-58
Journal volume & issue
Vol. 5, no. 3
pp. 36 – 58

Abstract

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For the first time the article substantiates the informational understanding of culture on the basis of a systematic interdisciplinary approach and takes into account the information content as such and cultural content in the dialectical unity of information flows, including hostile, with further proposals for such information understanding. in the national security of Ukraine and democracies. The connection of relations in the sphere of culture, on the one hand, and in information, on the other hand, at the theoretical level, in normative regulation and in practical activity is established. Theoretically, based on the principle of evolutionism, it should be assumed that the information exchange, genetically determined, between individuals of the animal world occurs in the pre-human period. In the process of evolution and anthropogenesis, the result of cultural work is the creation, processing, assimilation, dissemination and transmission of information that has a non-biological, non-genetic nature. The objectivity of the relationship between relations in the field of culture, on the one hand, and relations in the field of information, on the other, creates appropriate relations at the level of administrative and legal regulation of these relations. This unity of administrative and legal regulation makes it possible to determine, by means of the same or similar principles, the legality of restrictions or the absence of grounds for such restrictions and on the basis of the principles of the 1950 European Convention. For the first time, from the point of view of the requirements of the European Court of Human Rights, the legality of restrictions on the introduction into the Ukrainian information space of information and cultural product of the Russian Federation as an aggressor waging an information war against Ukraine was analyzed and substantiated.

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