Abstract
The article systematizes the legislative innovations in the law of the indigenous peoples of the Russian Federation in the second decade of the 21st century. The general trends of its development are highlighted: change in the ratio of private law and public law, federal and regional regulation of aboriginal relations; personification of the right to preserve the traditional way of life; replacement of the public representation of these peoples with other modern forms of representation while preserving traditional representative institutions. The newest institutions of the law of indigenous peoples are described in a broader context. The author’s definition of ethnological expertise is formulated, taking into account the latest trends in the development of the Russian law of indigenous peoples.
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