№ 2 (16), 2019
Scientific Journal “Regional and municipal governance: politics, economics and law”. Issue 2 (16), 2019.
CONTENTS
ADMINISTRATIVE LEGAL RELATIONS AND GOVERNMENT REFORMS
- Yusupov V.A. Administrative and Management Law: its Subject and Place in the Law Family. Part II
- Medvedev V.N. On the Problem of Improving the Legislative Framework of the Unified System of Executive Power in Russia
- Oshkin A.N. On the Administrative and Legal Issues of Organization of the Executive Power in the Subjects of the Russian Federation
POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS AND PROCESSES
- Medvedev N.P. On the History of the Issue of Regional Interests and Public Policy
- Кrasnov L.N. On State Protection of Native Languages of National Minorities
REVIEWS
Slizovskiy D.E. On the History of the Review “Political Regionalism: An Original Textbook for Higher Education”
ADMINISTRATIVE LEGAL RELATIONS AND GOVERNMENT REFORMS
V.A. YUSUPOV Doctor of Sciences (law), Professor, President of the Eurasian Academy of Administrative Sciences (EAAN), Academician of EAAN, Professor at the Chair of administrative and information law of the Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration, Moscow, Russia
ADMINISTRATIVE AND MANAGEMENT LAW: ITS SUBJECT AND PLACE IN THE LAW FAMILY PART II
Administrative law as a branch of Russian law consists of three relatively separate sub-sections: administrative and managerial law; administrative and tort law and administrative procedural law. The subject of administrative law is administrative and managerial relations of several types: organizational, regulatory, information and law enforcement.
Key words: administrative law; administrative and managerial law; the subject of administrative and managerial law; administrative and managerial legal relations.
V.N. MEDVEDEV Candidate of Sciences (law), Associate Professor at the Chair of state and legal disciplines of the Institute of public service and management of the Russian Presidential Academy of national economy and state services, Head of the Administrative production department of the Moscow city Committee of the state construction supervision, Moscow, Russia
ON THE PROBLEM OF IMPROVING THE LEGISLATIVE FRAMEWORK OF THE UNIFIED SYSTEM OF EXECUTIVE POWER IN RUSSIA
The article examines the administrative and legal foundations of the organization of a unified system of power in the Russian Federation. According to the author, transformations, primarily in this part of public administration will inevitably lead to changes in the forms and methods of the entire system of relations of the public administration with the citizens of Russia.
Key words: the unified system of executive power, administrative and legal bases of the organization of the unified system of power in the Russian Federation, public administration, federative relations.
A.N. OSHKIN Candidate of Sciences (law), Ryazan, Russia
ON THE ADMINISTRATIVE AND LEGAL ISSUES OF ORGANIZATION OF THE EXECUTIVE POWER IN THE SUBJECTS OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION
The article analyzes the political and legal problems of the organization and functioning of the executive power in the subjects of the Russian Federation. The author considers history, nature and features of the formation of the modern regional system of state power. An attempt is made to forecast further modernization of legislative and executive authorities in the regions of today Russia.
Key words: executive power in the subjects of the Russian Federation, administrative and legal bases of regional power, nature of the Russian power, federative relations.
POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS AND PROCESSES
N.P. MEDVEDEV Doctor of Sciences (political sciences), Professor at the Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia, Moscow, Russia
ON THE HISTORY OF THE ISSUE OF REGIONAL INTERESTS AND PUBLIC POLICY
The article is based on the author's report at the Congress of political scientists. In the early 2000s, the material was not published. Fifteen years later, its judgments and conclusions can be useful for a critical analysis of the modern system of federative relations in Russia. A comparative analysis of the decentralized and centralized models of relations between the center and the regions can provide grounds for assessing the effectiveness of modern regional policy.
Key words: regional interests, state policy, subjects of the Russian Federation, federal center, federative relations, regional elites.
L.N. КRASNOV Candidate of Sciences (political sciences), Moscow, Russia
ON STATE PROTECTION OF NATIVE LANGUAGES OF NATIONAL MINORITIES
The article analyzes theoretical and practical problems of ethno-linguistic groups in modern Ukraine. The author describes historical circumstances and conditions in which the Russian language developed as a language of interethnic communication. The article investigates ethno-linguistic sources of political destabilization in some regions of Ukraine.
Key words: language rights, national minorities, ethnic languages, state language, source of conflict, political stability.
REVIEWS
D.Е. SLIZOVSKIY Doctor of sciences (history), Professor, Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, Moscow, Russia
ON THE HISTORY OF THE REVIEW “POLITICAL REGIONALISM: AN ORIGINAL TEXTBOOK FOR HIGHER EDUCATION”
15 years ago, Alpha-M publishing house published a textbook by Doctor of Political Sciences, Professor of the Peoples ' Friendship University of Russia Medvedev Nikolai Pavlovich. The text of this review has not been published in the scientific literature. The relevance of assessments is confirmed by time.
Key words: political regionalism, textbook for higher educational institutions, territorial and political structure of Russia.