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Information × Registration Number 0224U033281, (0124U001000) , R & D reports Title Criminal Law Problems of Counteracting Collaborative Activity popup.stage_title Кримінально-правові проблеми протидії колабораційній діяльності:монографія Head Pysmenskyy Yevhen O., Доктор юридичних наук Registration Date 24-12-2024 Organization Donetsk State University of Internal Affairs popup.description1 To research collaborationism as a unique socio-political phenomenon that arose due to Russian aggression against Ukraine, to provide a legal analysis of the criminal offense under Article 111-1 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine, and to study the criminal law consequences of collaborative activity. popup.description2  The objective of the research is to develop a doctrinal approach to criminal law counteraction to collaborative activity as a criminal offence under Art. 111-1, taking into account the identified problems of interpretation and application of the Criminal Code of Ukraine regarding liability for collaboration as a criminal offence under Art. 111-1, the socio-historical background of the relevant phenomenon and foreign experience of regulating liability for such conduct, etc., and to formulate, on this basis, the directions for improving criminal law. To achieve this goal, the study carried out a retrospective review of collaborationism as a special socio-political phenomenon that has emerged in Ukraine since the beginning of the occupation of its territory (2014-2022); analysed the establishment of an autonomous basis for criminal liability for collaborative activity against the background of new challenges and threats to Ukraine's security (since the beginning of the full-scale invasion); the author's understanding of collaborative activity as a criminal offence encroaching on the national interests of the State is developed, and a classification of such activity is proposed; the objective and subjective features of the criminal offence under Article 111-1 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine are analysed, and its correlation with other criminal offences is demonstrated; the criminal law consequences of collaborative activity under the Criminal Code of Ukraine (criminal liability for this offence and release from it) are studied; proposals are made and substantiated to optimise the legislative description of the collaborative activity as a criminal offence against the foundations of national security of Ukraine, with a focus on the development of the author's versions of the dispositions of the Criminal Code provisions that are proposed to be used instead of Article 111-1 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine. Product Description popup.authors Pysmenskyi Yevhen O. popup.nrat_date 2024-12-24 Close