National legal institute of Mongolia creator Temuulen B., Chuluuntsetseg O., Rentsendorj S., Altangerel B., Tumennast M., Yalalt Ts., Badamtsetseg D., Enkh-Amgalan B., Demidkhand D., Naranbaatar G., Lu Guangyuan., Enkhkhuslen O., Ariunzaya B. text mp Ulaanbaatar The national legal institute publishes 2025 monographic mon eng

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138 pages 24 cm In this issue, we present research articles addressing the theoretical foundations of law, practical challenges in law enforcement, and emerging trends in international and comparative law. This edition is notable for featuring scholarly works of significant academic value across a broad range of legal fields, including public law, criminal law, international law, and business law. The Subjektive Right to Protection of Honor and Dignity as Right of Personality-- Legal regulation of state finances and state control-- The Doctrine of Jus Cogens: Conceptual Foundations for Defining the Crime of Genocide and Issues in Improving Domestic Legal Regulation-- Legal Foundations and Practical Evaluation of Expert Conclusions in Criminal Proceedings-- Civil Claims in Criminal Proceedings: Defining Their Concept and Content-- Impact assessment of Mongolian Law on Disaster Protection: Identified policy issues-- Rethinking The Minimum Age of Criminal Responsibility in China: A comparative perspective for Traditional Legal System-- Mongolia's Experience and International Cooperation in Combating Transnational Organized Crime-- Is 2026 The Right Time to Initiate the Shift from Bilateral Investment Treaties to Multilateral Investment Treaties? Legal research, theory, public law, criminal law, international law, business law 67 M-81 22269185 MN-U|SCM 260821 20260821154716.0 eng