Methodological Foundations and Problems of the Study of Political Capacity of Local Government in Russia: Preconditions and Circumstances for the Formulation of Basic Theoretical Models (Part Two)

S. N. Baranets ()

Administrative Consulting, 2018, vol. 1, issue 7

Abstract: The article continuous a presentation of an author’s view on the prerequisites and difficulties of finding methodological grounds for investigating the problem of deploying the political potential of local power in modernRussia. The text of the publication it is shown how the spontaneous accumulation of the political potential of local self-government in modern conditions can be beyond the regulatory management impact of state authorities and management, and in this connection, the thesis is based on the inadequacy of modern ways of recording and controlling the conditions and results of the activities of the generative centers of democratic democracy in the local scale. The regional aspect of the problem is revealed in the light of new trends in the interpretation of problems of regional development by the Russian federal authorities. An attempt was made to substantiate a number of preliminary conclusions about the proposed research program on explication of the problem of local government management and the potential of state government regulatory impacts, as well as outlined promising areas for further study of the identified by author main problematic issues.

Date: 2018
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DOI: 10.22394/1726-1139-2018-7-32-42

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