Abstract
The article analyzes the propaganda as an intersectoral legal institution, highlights the current trends in the regulation of both destructive and constructive propaganda, analyzes the main features of an intersectoral institution, allowing to talk about the intersectoral institutionalization of propaganda. The author analyzes the norms of various branches of law regulating propaganda and responsibility associated with it, identifies the main factors stimulating the development of the institution in an intersectoral direction. The article analyzes the social needs and interests of society, modern conditions and reasons contributing to the emergence of new norms in the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation, regulating the emergence of new propaganda bans that were not previously available in Russian legislation. The problem of the overdue inter-sectoral unification of the terminological apparatus in the designated topic is outlined, first of all, in the need for a common inter-sectoral concept of "propaganda" in view of the uniformity of the subject of regulation.
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