INSTITUTION OF LEGAL SUCCESSION OF A STATE IN ENSURING THE CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT OF CITIZENS TO SOCIAL PROTECTION (ON THE EXAMPLE OF COOPERATION BETWEEN UKRAINE AND MONGOLIA)

Abstract

The purpose of the research is to evaluate the institution of legal succession of the state in relations between Mongolia and Ukraine in the mechanism of ensuring the constitutional right of citizens to social protection (pension). The research is based on the idea of constitutionalism and statehood and their ability to ensure the rights of citizens who worked on the territory of other states, guaranteed by the Constitution of Ukraine. The methodological toolkit of the study consisted of the following methods: the method of objectifying the needs of citizens in exercising the constitutional right to a pension; legal modeling of ways to resolve a dispute on the protection of pension rights; combination of the methods of chronological arrangement and historical and legal analysis; methods of comparative legal analysis and comparison of acts of national legislation and international law, and other. Results: were determined the range of international legal acts that form the institution of legal succession of the state in relations between Mongolia and Ukraine in the field of social security, and was clarified the legal status of the identified acts – thereby to established the boundaries of the institution of legal succession; were determined subjects (public authorities) responsible for citizens' informational access to international agreements on social (pension) security issues; were outlined general features of the dispute resolution model in court regarding the exercising in Ukraine of the constitutional right to pension provision of a citizen who worked in Mongolia