Representation in constitutional law: issues of theory and practice: monograph

This work is a comprehensive study of the theory and various aspects of the practice of organizing representation in constitutional legal relations. Their public-loud nature determines the specifics of the status of subjects of such legal relations. In the monograph, it is revealed through the general features of representation, as well as through the features of their manifestation in relation to the representative bodies of public power, the presidency, the federal structure of the state, the divisions of civil society, the subjects of constitutional reform and constitutional legal liability.
For teachers, graduate students and applicants, students of the magistracy and undergraduate of legal educational institutions, as well as for all the theories and practice of public authorities those interested in problems