Local Community: The Essence of the Concept and Role in Local Self-Government
Egor I. Khludnev
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Egor I. Khludnev
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This article examines the relationship between the concepts of “population of a municipality” and “local community”, analyzes the views of various scientists on the essential characteristics of local communities, on the basis of which the author’s vision of the role of local communities in the implementation of local selfgovernment is justified.
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This article examines the relationship between the concepts of “population of a municipality” and “local community”, analyzes the views of various scientists on the essential characteristics of local communities, on the basis of which the author’s vision of the role of local communities in the implementation of local selfgovernment is justified.
Key concepts: Local government, Local community, Population, Political science, Sociology, Public relations, Public administration, Law