RUSSKAYA PRAVDA AND STATE-LEGAL TRANSFORMATIONS OF MODERN RUSSIA
https://doi.org/10.18384/2310-6794-2022-1-7-14
Abstract
Aim. To assess the role of traditional values in modern Russia and their formation since ancient times, starting with such a monument of law as Russkaya Pravda. Through the identification of the features of the state and legal transformations of Russia in the course of historical development, the constitutional reform of the Russian Federation in 2020 is considered.
Methodology. General scientific and special research methods are used, including comparative-law, systemic, formal logic, analysis and synthesis.
Results. Arguments are given to prove that the constitutional reform of 2020 has a civilizational meaning and has affected deep foundations of the modern state and society. The elimination of the spiritual and moral gap in the historical integrity of Russian civilization has started, as well as the restoration of social unity of the society, and strengthening of the fundamental systemic foundations of Russia.
Research implications. It is concluded that the spiritual and moral guidelines of the person and the people play the decisive role in any state-legal transformations.
About the Author
S. Baburin
Institute of State and Law of the Russian Academy of Sciences; S. Y. Witte Moscow University
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Sergey N. Baburin – Dr. Sci. (Law), Prof., Honored Scientist Worker of the Russian Federation, Chief Researcher – Scientific Director, Center for Integration and Civilizational Studies; Department of Theory and History of State and Law; Prof., Department of Law, Omsk State F. Dostoevsky University, President of the Association of Law Universities
Znamenka ul. 10, Moscow 119019, Russian Federation
2nd Kozhukhovsky proezd 12-1, Moscow 115432, Russian Federation
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