Analysis of the institutions of the presidency in Russia and abroad

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The article is devoted to a comprehensive study of the constitutional regulation of the institution of presidency in the Russian Federation and other countries, conducted in the form of comparative legal analysis. There have been established common traits and differences between the constitutional regulation of the institution of presidency in the Russian Federation, the French Republic and the United States of America. The purpose of this article is the consideration of the constitutional regulation of the institution of presidency in the Russian Federation and other countries. As a result, it was concluded that each head of state has its own constitutional status, as well as individual peculiarities in the constitutional legal position in the country due to the specifics of their constitutional regulation. The manifestation of individual constitutional peculiarities in the structural elements of the constitutional status of the President has been established. The causal link between the historical, constitutional and cultural development of countries and individual peculiarities in the constitutional status of the heads of state has been discovered.

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Nikodimov, I. Y., Loshkarev, I. O., Kuchenin, E. S., & Lavrentieva, M. S. (2019). Analysis of the institutions of the presidency in Russia and abroad. International Journal of Recent Technology and Engineering, 8(1), 2318–2322.

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