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Features of Legal Regulation of the Information Sphere of Russia

https://doi.org/10.24833/2073-8420-2018-3-48-35-43

Abstract

Introduction. The article analyzes the evolution of priority directions and main methods of legal regulation of the information sphere in modern Russia. The main focus is on the specifcs of the regulation of the state information policy in Russia in the new political reality that emerged after 2014. The article explores the basic criteria for the improvement of information legislation with the aim of increasing the effciency of forms and methods of implementation of the communication policy as a management function of the modern state.

Materials and methods. Comparative analysis of the legal regulation of the information sphere as one of the main tools of state power in relation to media policy as a management function of the modern state allows conducting a comprehensive interdisciplinary study of the modern practice of implementation of state information policy by public authorities and management of the Russian Federation. The article also uses general scientifc and special methods of cognition of legal phenomena and processes in the sphere of Russian information legislation: the method of systemic structural analysis, comparative-legal and formal-logical methods.

Results. The formation and improvement of the legal framework for the development of the information society acts as a priority direction of the state information policy. To date, Russia has established and successfully operates an integrated system of national legislation in the feld of information as a separate independent branch of Russian law. The basis of information policy, as well as policy in General, constitute a set of rules of law and mechanisms for their implementation.

Discussion and Conclusion. Information legislation is one of the main conditions for the development and implementation of the state information policy. It creates a legal basis for the regulation of the market of information products and services, as well as the development of the entire complex of mass communication, information and communication. The practical implementation of the state information policy in all its functional and temporary aspects provides for the constant development of information legislation as a system of interrelated legal norms based on the constitutional principles of the Federal structure of the Russian state, the separation of powers, the delimitation of the subjects of jurisdiction and authority and the construction of a unifed system of Russian legislation.

About the Author

P. V. Menshikov
MGIMO University under the MFA of Russia
Russian Federation
Petr W. Menshikov,
Candidate of Science (General history), Associate Professor, Department for regional management and national policy, Аcademic Secretary, Сoordinator of science policy, Odintsovo Branch



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Menshikov P.V. Features of Legal Regulation of the Information Sphere of Russia. Journal of Law and Administration. 2018;(3):35-43. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.24833/2073-8420-2018-3-48-35-43

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