POLITICAL AND MANAGEMENT PROCESS ON THE BACKGROUND OF MODERN CHALLENGES: CURRENT FEDERAL AND REGIONAL CASES

ПОЛИТИКО-УПРАВЛЕНЧЕСКИЙ ПРОЦЕСС НА ФОНЕ СОВРЕМЕННЫХ ВЫЗОВОВ: АКТУАЛЬНЫЕ ФЕДЕРАЛЬНЫЕ И РЕГИОНАЛЬНЫЕ КЕЙСЫ

Maya A. Astvatsaturova (Аствацатурова М.А.) and Larisa Kh. Dzakhova (Дзахова Л.Х.)
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Maya A. Astvatsaturova (Аствацатурова М.А.): Pyatigorsk State University
Larisa Kh. Dzakhova (Дзахова Л.Х.): North Ossetian State University named after K.L. Khetagurov

State and Municipal Management Scholar Notes, 2022, vol. 3, 178-186

Abstract: The political and administrative strategies and tactics of the Russian Federation today are largely determined by the geopolitical situation, which has largely influenced the modern world order. Under these conditions, new infrastructure solutions are needed, the rejection of reflexive management in favor of responsible anti-crisis management. The authors consider these practices in relation to the federal and regional levels of government.

Keywords: political and administrative case; world order; administrative strategies; geopolitical situation; demilitarization; denazification; extraverted risks; civil unity; patriotism; indoctrination; patriotic ideas; administrative elites; social optimism (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2022
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