Correlation Between Socially Oriented State and Ensuring of Social Human Rights: Constitutional and International Legal Dimensions
( Pp. 175-181)

The purpose of the research is to clarify the key concepts used in the context of ensuring social human rights in conjunction with the provisions of the constitutions of the relevant countries on the “welfare state”, to insist on using a more appropriate concept of “socially oriented state”, and to draw attention to the underestimation of key provisions by domestic law specialists of the international protection of human rights system on the nature of the obligations of the States parties to the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (171 States) to ensure specific social human rights at the national level. Results. The analysis of domestic scientists’ studies on the issue of the welfare State published over the past twenty years shows the implementation in domestic legal science of the opinion about the progressive model of the welfare State of Western countries, primarily Germany, and less and less mention of a more progressive model in terms of coverage and content of the social rights of the Soviet State in accordance with the 1936 Constitution of the USSR. It is argued that any study, including legal, on identifying a progressive model of the welfare State and guaranteeing social human rights should be politically neutral so that its results are objective and, therefore, universally applicable.

Aslan H.A., (2022), CORRELATION BETWEEN SOCIALLY ORIENTED STATE AND ENSURING OF SOCIAL HUMAN RIGHTS: CONSTITUTIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL LEGAL DIMENSIONS. Gaps in Russian Legislation, 2 => 175-181.

Abashidze A.Kh. Institution of family in the International Bill of Human Rights: its understanding and use // Sociopolitical Sciences. - 2021. - Vol. 11. - №4. - P. 13-21.
Abashidze A.Kh., Melshina K.Yu. Supremacy of law in the UN conception // Science Journal of Volgograd State University. Serial Issue 5. Jurisprudence. - 2016. -Vol. 15. - №4 (33). - P. 10-18.
Goncharov, P. K. Social State: Essence, World Experience, Russian Model // Socio-humanitarian knowledge. - 2000. - №2. - P. 18-36.
The constitutional concept of the welfare state. Yu. I. Skuratov (ed.). - M., 2018. - 242 p.
Mamut L.S. The Welfare State in Terms of Law // State and Law. - 2001. - №7. - P. 5-14.
International protection of economic, social and cultural rights: A textbook / A.Kh. Abashidze, E.S. Alisievich, A.A. Amirova [and others]; A.Kh. Abashidze (ed.). - M.: RUDN, 2020. - 558 p.
Mikheeva V.I. “Categories” of states under the Law of International Economic Assistance // Eurasian Law Journal. - 2020. - №1 (140). - P. 49-53.
Postnikov V.G. Origin of the social state, his constitutional and legal and political characteristics // Russian Law Journal. - 2005. - №1. - P. 98-105.
Rodionova O.V. Social function of modern state. - M., 2010. - 228 p.
Russia: the path to a welfare state: materials of the All-Russian scientific conference (June 6, 2008). - M.: Scientific expert, 2008. - 1003 p.
Sigarev A.V. Constitutional Bases of the Social State in the Russian Federation: Cand. jurid. sci. diss. Novosibirsk, 2004. 192 p.
Skuratov Yu. I. Russian concept of social state: state and legal development // Modern law. - 2003. - №1.
Starshova U.A. Constitutional Bases of the Social State in the Russian Federation: Cand. jurid. sci. diss. Saratov, 2004. 219 p.
Alston P., Goodman R. International Human Rights. The Successor to International Human Rights in Context: Law, Politics and Morals. Text and Materials. - Oxford University Press, 2013. - P. 278-382.
Eide A., Krause C., Rosas A. Economic, Social and Cultural Rights: A Textbook. - The Hague: Martinus Nijhoff, 1995.
Langford M. Social Rights Jurisprudence. Emerging Trends in International and Comparative Law. - Cambridge University Press, 2009. - 704 p.
Young K.G. The Minimum Core of Economic and Social Rights: A Concept in Search of Content // Yale Journal of International Law. - 2008. - Vol. 33. - P. 113-175.

socially oriented state, social human rights, constitutional law, international law.