Formation of local self-government in People’s Republic of Tuva (1921-1944)

Authors

  • Oleg N. Dubrovsky Constitutional Court of Republic of Tuva

Keywords:

People’s Republic of Tuva; independent state; constitutional foundation of local self-government; forms of local self-government; structure of local self-government organs; USSR

Abstract

The article considers the organization of local self-government in the independent People’s Republic of Tuva. Stages of local self-government’s formation, the forms of its organization and complex, multilevel structure of local government organs, the influence of the Soviet model of local authority are also described.

References

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Ondar, N. A. (2009) Razvitie mestnogo samoupravleniia v Tuve // Munitsipal'naia sluzhba: pravovye voprosy. № 1. S. 29-31.

Published

14.12.2011

How to Cite

Dubrovsky, O. N. (2011) “Formation of local self-government in People’s Republic of Tuva (1921-1944)”, The New Research of Tuva, 4. Available at: https://nit.tuva.asia/nit/article/view/377 (Accessed: 22.07.2024).

Issue

No. 4 (2011)

Section

Tuva yesterday, today, tomorrow

Author Biography

Oleg N. Dubrovsky, Constitutional Court of Republic of Tuva

Candidate of Legal Sciences, Judge

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