PARAMETERS OF THE INFLUENCE OF THE POLITICAL CENTER OF RUSSIA ON THE OUTLYING TERRITORIES IN THE IMPERIAL PERIOD
The article discusses the ways and mechanisms of the influence of the political center of the empire on the imperial outskirts. A feature of the imperial administrative system in Russia was its absolutist character. For this reason, all existing imperial state bodies that had the right to rule-makin...
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| description | The article discusses the ways and mechanisms of the influence of the political center of the empire on the imperial outskirts. A feature of the imperial administrative system in Russia was its absolutist character. For this reason, all existing imperial state bodies that had the right to rule-making carried out delegated rulemaking, approved and allowed by the monarch. In this regard, the emperor-sovereign owned the right to create state bodies and determine their structure. At the same time, in its interaction with the outskirts, Russia never emerged as an Eastern despot with its characteristic total state regulation of public life and the desire for uniformism. Russia was a supra-ethnic community governed not by a national, but by a special civilizational monarchy, tolerant to pluralism of lifestyles, beliefs, and ethnic traditions. The political center provided provinces with imperial tools of constructive existence, and thereby contributed to their subsequent constructive life, not requiring an absolute rejection of the old tradition, but correlation with imperial identity and the principles of monarchism. Regional particularities forced the government to be especially cautious in developing the foundations for a management policy in order to avoid cooling the feelings of the Russian and indigenous inhabitants of the empire towards the metropolis. The imperial center established a certain order of interaction with each province, bringing more or less satisfaction to both sides of the communication. At the same time, universalism (like schematism and unification) in their interaction did not receive sufficient development, since it was refuted by managerial practice. Multivariance has become the pivot of the Russian border policy, which could be seen by the example of relations with Finland, Poland or the caucasus. All the right that imperial power found in the outlying territories was recognized as retaining force in view of the granted privileges. The intervention of the central government was limited by the fact that the head of the annexed lands was the Russian governor, as the supreme control body. The imperial delegate obeyed the previous institutions of the region, which continued to rule and judge according to the previous legislation. Only in the military field did the central government freely dispose in the new territories and in the financial field did the taxes established in the confirmed previous law begin to be collected in the central treasury. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-73bae897e2b94b82b47916aebb4571852024-12-16T07:19:42ZrusNorth-Caucasus Federal UniversityГуманитарные и юридические исследования2409-10302022-02-0104323710.37493/2409-1030.2021.4.31080PARAMETERS OF THE INFLUENCE OF THE POLITICAL CENTER OF RUSSIA ON THE OUTLYING TERRITORIES IN THE IMPERIAL PERIODYu. Yu. Grankin0Pyatigorsk State UniversityThe article discusses the ways and mechanisms of the influence of the political center of the empire on the imperial outskirts. A feature of the imperial administrative system in Russia was its absolutist character. For this reason, all existing imperial state bodies that had the right to rule-making carried out delegated rulemaking, approved and allowed by the monarch. In this regard, the emperor-sovereign owned the right to create state bodies and determine their structure. At the same time, in its interaction with the outskirts, Russia never emerged as an Eastern despot with its characteristic total state regulation of public life and the desire for uniformism. Russia was a supra-ethnic community governed not by a national, but by a special civilizational monarchy, tolerant to pluralism of lifestyles, beliefs, and ethnic traditions. The political center provided provinces with imperial tools of constructive existence, and thereby contributed to their subsequent constructive life, not requiring an absolute rejection of the old tradition, but correlation with imperial identity and the principles of monarchism. Regional particularities forced the government to be especially cautious in developing the foundations for a management policy in order to avoid cooling the feelings of the Russian and indigenous inhabitants of the empire towards the metropolis. The imperial center established a certain order of interaction with each province, bringing more or less satisfaction to both sides of the communication. At the same time, universalism (like schematism and unification) in their interaction did not receive sufficient development, since it was refuted by managerial practice. Multivariance has become the pivot of the Russian border policy, which could be seen by the example of relations with Finland, Poland or the caucasus. All the right that imperial power found in the outlying territories was recognized as retaining force in view of the granted privileges. The intervention of the central government was limited by the fact that the head of the annexed lands was the Russian governor, as the supreme control body. The imperial delegate obeyed the previous institutions of the region, which continued to rule and judge according to the previous legislation. Only in the military field did the central government freely dispose in the new territories and in the financial field did the taxes established in the confirmed previous law begin to be collected in the central treasury.https://humanitieslaw.ncfu.ru/jour/article/view/1093political centerempireoutskirtsmonarchyrule-makingdelegationborder policymultivariance |
| spellingShingle | Yu. Yu. Grankin PARAMETERS OF THE INFLUENCE OF THE POLITICAL CENTER OF RUSSIA ON THE OUTLYING TERRITORIES IN THE IMPERIAL PERIOD Гуманитарные и юридические исследования political center empire outskirts monarchy rule-making delegation border policy multivariance |
| title | PARAMETERS OF THE INFLUENCE OF THE POLITICAL CENTER OF RUSSIA ON THE OUTLYING TERRITORIES IN THE IMPERIAL PERIOD |
| title_full | PARAMETERS OF THE INFLUENCE OF THE POLITICAL CENTER OF RUSSIA ON THE OUTLYING TERRITORIES IN THE IMPERIAL PERIOD |
| title_fullStr | PARAMETERS OF THE INFLUENCE OF THE POLITICAL CENTER OF RUSSIA ON THE OUTLYING TERRITORIES IN THE IMPERIAL PERIOD |
| title_full_unstemmed | PARAMETERS OF THE INFLUENCE OF THE POLITICAL CENTER OF RUSSIA ON THE OUTLYING TERRITORIES IN THE IMPERIAL PERIOD |
| title_short | PARAMETERS OF THE INFLUENCE OF THE POLITICAL CENTER OF RUSSIA ON THE OUTLYING TERRITORIES IN THE IMPERIAL PERIOD |
| title_sort | parameters of the influence of the political center of russia on the outlying territories in the imperial period |
| topic | political center empire outskirts monarchy rule-making delegation border policy multivariance |
| url | https://humanitieslaw.ncfu.ru/jour/article/view/1093 |
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