Synergy of Family Business and Social Entrepreneurship: Problems of Law, Economics and Technology Development

Anatoly N Levushkin,Olga G Bartkova,Tatyana V Savina,Yana S Grishina,S Roshchupkin

doi:10.1051/shsconf/202111001016

Abstract

During the economic instability, crisis processes in economic relations, and the growing prospects of a new “step” of the global economic crisis, theoretical and applied research in the field of legal support for strengthening and supporting economic development, small and medium-sized businesses, and digital technologies in the Russian Federation plays a great role. The purpose of the study: A legal study of the current legislation in order to apply the concept of synergy of family business and social entrepreneurship for the effective implementation of economic processes and solving technological problems, identify the problems of family business development in the new economic realities and propose some ways to solve them at the legislative level. The object of the study is a set of economic, entrepreneurial, civil-legal relations that arise in the implementation of family business and social entrepreneurship in modern economic realities based on new technologies. Methods: General scientific and private scientific methods of scientific cognition were used in the study: systematic, historical, logical, comparative-legal, formal-legal, and others. Novelty: It is proved that social entrepreneurship and family business should be a system-forming link in economic relations, linking the state with small and medium-sized businesses. The introduction of such form of business (social and family entrepreneurship) should eliminate many economic problems and gaps in the legal regulation of issues that arise while conducting economic activities by family members. The necessity of separating social entrepreneurship and family business into a separate economic and legal category is justified, and the expediency of consolidating the concept of social entrepreneurship and family enterprise at the federal level is proved.

Highlights

The possibility of introducing and consolidating in Russian legislation the model of social entrepreneurship and family business as a sphere of economic activity, which is reflected in the real steps aimed at the formation and development of such a direction of business organization in Russia has been increasingly discussed
Despite the fact that in most countries of the world, family business and entrepreneurship is a very common and popular economic and legal phenomenon, in Russia, family business is not implemented so frequently and for the most part remains incomprehensible to the average entrepreneur
The full implementation of social entrepreneurship in the legal field of Russia is possible through the enactment of a specialized federal law [4]. It seems that a clear and detailed legislative regulation of social entrepreneurship and family business, based on the harmonization of legal regulation of private and public law relations, could solve a number of economic, technological and corporate problems. This conclusion is suggested by the analysis of the economic activities conducted by the spouses, including those involved in corporate relations

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Introduction

The possibility of introducing and consolidating in Russian legislation the model of social entrepreneurship and family business as a sphere of economic activity, which is reflected in the real steps aimed at the formation and development of such a direction of business organization in Russia has been increasingly discussed. Despite the fact that in most countries of the world, family business and entrepreneurship is a very common and popular economic and legal phenomenon, in Russia, family business is not implemented so frequently and for the most part remains incomprehensible to the average entrepreneur. Despite the fact that in most countries of the world, family business and entrepreneurship is a very common and popular economic and legal phenomenon, in Russia, family business is not implemented so often and for the most part remains incomprehensible to the average entrepreneur. All of the above mentioned issues are becoming more important than ever and are of great interest among participants in economic activities and business processes In this regard, it is worth fully agreeing with L. Maksimovich that there is a whole layer of relations at the intersection of commercial and family law, including in the field of family entrepreneurship, the legal regulation of which is difficult due to the lack of the necessary regulatory framework [1]

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