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Dissertational Council Д 310.001.02 at
the State educational institution
of higher professional education
«The Russian Customs Academy»
(140009, Lyubertsy, Moscow Region, the Komsomol
prospectus, 4)
COMMENT
to an abstract of the dissertation
of Sergey Moser on the subject:
«Administrative-legal regime of customs activity of Transdniestrian Moldavian Republic»,
introduced to a scientific degree Ph.D. (of Law) according to speciality 12.00.14
— the administrative law, financial law, information law
The theme of S.V. Moser’ dissertation selected a complex research of a question of administrative-legal regulation of customs activity of Transdniestrian Moldavian Republic. The question is interesting, many-sided and actual as itself (the author of dissertation absolutely objectively notices that the complex analysis of administrative-legal and organizational measures applied towards import-export operations of Transdniestria, is absent now), and from the point of view of international political realities of last time.
Existence de facto throughout decades of the so-called unrecognized states, some of which show serious economic sizes (for example, the Chinese Republic — the island Taiwan), for lack of uniform, international-recognized approach to relations with them, moves the subjects of international law — the states and the organizations — to solve the questions of mutual relations with these states, so to say, «in individual order». The similar approach, on the one hand, generates the broadest practice of «double standards», confirms domination of political and economic «expediency» over international law, and on the other hand- reflects existing reality.
In case of Transdniestrian Moldavian Republic the reality for Russia is — functioning of Russian business on its territory, participation of Russian capital in Transdniestrian enterprises. This, naturally, generates the interest of the Russian side to maintenance of stable and reliable rules of realization of import-export activity of the Russian economic operators. The creation of a guaranteed mechanism of realization of Transdniestrian export, and also of stable administrative-legal regime of customs activity of Transdniestria is an actual direction of work of customs experts and scientists of the Russian Federation. The Russian side is interested in creation and maintenance of normal mode of trade of the companies of Russia and Transdniestrian enterprises.
It is necessary to consider as doubtless advantage of the work of S.V.Moser the research of a problem of customs activity of Transnistria in a context of existing precedents (Taiwan, Northern Cyprus, Hong Kong, Macao, etc.), though it would be possible to include in the list of research objects the customs activity of Republic of Abkhazia and South Ossetia.
Proceeding from maintenance of the author’s abstract of the dissertation, the position, conclusions and recommendations formulated in the dissertation, are well-founded and authentic.
The dissertation has practical orientation and along with S.V.Moser other research publications, including the monography on administrative-legal regime of customs activity of Transdniestria, is of interest of not only experts of The Customs service of Russia, but also of other structures’ specialists involved in settlement process of Transnistrian conflict in separate directions of a complex expert work.
The abstract of the dissertation of S.V.Moser allows to draw a conclusion that his dissertation on the subject of «administrative-legal regime of customs activity of Transdniestrian Moldavian Republic» represents a scientific work, which meets the requirements, presented to Ph.D. dissertations, and Moser S.V. deserves required degree of Ph.D (of Law).
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Sergey Gubarev, Ph.D,
Ambassador at Large
of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia,
a corresponding member
of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences
October, 5th, 2010
Hereby I certify S.N.Gubarev’s signature
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Assistant of Director of The First European Department
of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia
/signature/ J.V.Ostashko