Aug 2026· Jurisprudence· Vol 6, pp. 48-56· 0 citations
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The article provides a comparative-legal analysis of the appointment of the Prime Minister, the formation of the Cabinet of Ministers, the resignation of the Government, and changes in the institutions of the vote of no confidence in connection with the adoption of the new edition of the Constitution of Uzbekistan in 2023, based on the “how it was – how it happened – what changed” formula, as well as in the context of the Constitution and legislative norms regulating these issues. Within the framework of the analysis, the model of New Uzbekistan is compared with the constitutional experience of countries such as Germany, France, Italy, Austria, Poland, Russia, Kazakhstan, the conceptual and legal significance of important changes in each institution is revealed, and the author’s conclusions on the characteristics of the form of public administration as a result of constitutional reforms are put forward.
Introduction. The entry into force of the amendment to the Constitution of the Russian Federation in 2020 marked the beginning of a new stage in Russia’s constitutional development, substantially transforming the status and powers of the president. The aim of this article is to identify the formal and actual powers of...
N. Borisov· Russian Journal of Regional...· 0 citations
This study examines the transformation of the constitutional and legal system of the Republic of Kazakhstan in the context of the 2017, 2022, and 2026 reforms, as well as the stated prospects for further reform of the country’s state and political structure. The primary focus is on analyzing the redistribution of power...
T. Amirov· Bulletin of Institute of Leg...· 0 citations
The article provides a brief analysis of the decentralization of power reform in Ukraine, examines its risks and prospects, and summarizes international experience in implementing decentralization reforms.
It has been established that priority should be given to addressing problems associated with corruption in local g...
O. Ostapenko, I. Flys· Visnik Nacional'nogo univers...· 0 citations
This paper examines the trajectory of the development of the state called Nigeria, in order to
understand if the concept of political restructuring is a new concept in the history of the
country. It also interrogates the structure of fiscal federalism, how the sub-national units of
the country have been structured in t...
Bartholomew Uzoya Okougbosun· Journal of Humanities and So...· 0 citations
The article examines the constitutional principles of reforming public administration of Ukraine in the context of European integration. It is substantiated that the Constitution of Ukraine defines the principles of organization and functioning of public authority, including the rule of law, democracy, legality, separa...
V. Tymchak, K. P. Ukhal· Analytical and Comparative J...· 0 citations
Introduction. The relevance of the study is due to the transformation of the architecture of international relations and the evolution of Russia’s foreign policy course from “democratic solidarity” in the 1990s to “civilizational sovereignty” and the active building of a multipolar world in the 2020s. The aim is to ide...
Ilia O. Deviatko· Ogarëv-online· 0 citations
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