Conference reviews the evolution of legal science, highlighting its interdisciplinary implications and methodological frameworks.
Key Points
Modern legal science is characterized by postclassical (post-neoclassical) legal science, influenced by social changes.
Key topics include the significance of interdisciplinarity and the dependence of jurisprudence on social reality.
Methodological approaches used involve system and value approaches to understand legal phenomena comprehensively, while historicism guides analysis of legal systems over time. The findings suggest essential updates to the methodological foundation to adapt to evolving societal contexts.