Sporting regulations as social regulators in the digital development of public relations
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https://doi.org/10.14571/brajets.v16.n3.749-757Keywords:
sports industry, sporting regulations, physical culture, normative regulationAbstract
The article is devoted to the study of sporting regulations as the most important source of normative regulation of relations in the field of physical culture and sports, as well as their development in the context of the digitalization of public relations. The study analyzes the definitions of the category “sporting regulations” existing in the doctrine and offers their author's definition. To meet the study’s aim, general scientific, special scientific, and special research methods, including dialectical, systemic, formal-logical, comparative-legal, technical-legal, analysis, and synthesis are taken into account. The characteristic features of sporting regulations that characterize this kind of norm have been revealed. The ratio of the categories "sports rules" and "sporting regulations", as well as the peculiarities of updating the rules in the context of the digitalization of public relations, has been analyzed. It was revealed that the process of digitalization of public relations has a direct impact on the development of the sports industry.References
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