Scientific heritage of E. I. Kozlova and its importance for the development of the Russian doctrine of public authority

Abstract

The article is dedicated to analyzing the research activities of Ekaterina Ivanovna Kozlova in the context of contemporary challenges in constitutional law and the formation process of the domestic doctrine of public power. The article conducts a profound examination of E. I. Kozlova’s scientific legacy, addressing issues relating to popular sovereignty, patterns of forming the people’s will, as well as the characteristics of the representative nature of state bodies, municipal, and public representation. As a result of the analysis, key features of the constitutional structure of public power were identified, including shifts in the balance between general and detailed regulations when establishing the fundamentals of societal organization and the core values of society. Conclusions were drawn regarding the potential for further detailed elaboration and clarification of constitutional norms pertaining to the category of “public power”. These findings underscore the importance of continuing research in the field of constitutional law and advancing the understanding of public power within the context of contemporary challenges and the needs of Russian society.