Abstract

The purpose of the paper is the attempt that has been made to reveal conditions and constitutional fundamental principles of national idea formation in Russia, issues and youth policy implementation prospects on the basis of the analysis of the wide range of domestic and foreign sources. Careful consideration is also given to the co-relation of the definitions of "national idea" and ''national (state) ideology'' and the problems of the state national policy implementation in Russia. It is concluded that every stage of the constitutional development of post-Soviet Russia demonstrated its own state approaches to the solution of the federative and national problems. Federalism as a principle of the constitutional system affects nearly all the spheres of the public relations and also influences the structure and functioning of the government authorities. Ethnic policy is an integral part of the national policy. In addition, constitutional regulation focuses attention on the state policy under the conditions of the multinational state. Particular focus is placed upon the content of State National Policy Strategy of the Russian Federation. Its strengths and weaknesses are also examined .The paper makes out a case for establishing Ombudsmanship for Peoples' Rights in the Russian Federation. Special attention is paid to the role of youth in modernization of the public life. DOI: 10.5901/mjss.2015.v6n2s3p209

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  • Introduction1.1 Urgency of the problemGlobalization has been steadily growing in the world. It results in two divisive tendencies

  • 1.1 Urgency of the problemGlobalization has been steadily growing in the world

  • Categorical analysis of the problems being investigated allows to draw a conclusion that the terms "national idea" and "nationalideology "are not identical

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Introduction

1.1 Urgency of the problemGlobalization has been steadily growing in the world. It results in two divisive tendencies. Globalization has been steadily growing in the world. It gives rise to integration of the states into the world community, unification of democratic institutions and processes, mechanisms of exercising state power and political collaboration, on the one hand, and to aspirations for maintaining regional, national, linguistic and confessional characteristics, on the other hand. The new Constitution of the RF adopted on December 12, 1993 by national referendum laid the ground for creating a new Russian state. It raised a number of problems causing some controversy up to now

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