Conference concept “Multiple states: experience and development prospects"

The composite states of antiquity, being a deviation from simple unitarism, in subsequent historical epochs multiplied in their number and typological diversity. Empires, city unions, confederations ... With the beginning of modernization processes at the turn of the XVIII–XIX centuries. the first federated states emerge that more carefully, with due regard for public consent (including elites and ordinary citizens), distribute powers between levels of government. During the end of the XVIII–XXI centuries. new and new models of federalism are being formed, both more and less centralized. At the same time, at the present moment, the processes of globalization and increasing international turbulence are stimulating the search for other variants of territorial administration, with complex schemes of division of responsibility. These are regionalist states as a kind of compromise between federalism and unitarism, on the one hand, and interstate integration associations – a modern type of confederative, multi-constituent union. All this diversity of complex state and quasi-state entities is to be studied by state scholars, lawyers, political scientists, historians, and it is this scientific conference on May 29–30 that can serve as a springboard for even deeper interdisciplinary analysis in the future.

The conference is attended by 130 speakers (102 reports) from universities in , St. Petersburg, Irkutsk, Barnaul, Kazan, , Rostov-on-Don, Saransk, Saratov, Tambov, Sheki (Republic of Azerbaijan), Penza.

CONFERENCE PROGRAM

Plenary session May 29, 2019 Start of work 11.00, Main building of the Penza State University, 9 building Сonference hall

Moderator – Doctor of Law, Professor, Director of the Saratov Branch of the Institute of State and Law of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Honored Scientist of the Russian Federation Malko A. V.

Plenary report

1. Gulyakov A. D. (Penza) – Candidate of Laws, Professor of the Theory of State and Law and Political Science Department, Rector of Penza State University (PSU) 2. Bakhlov I. V. (Saransk) – Doctor of Political Sciences, Professor of the National Research State University Multiple / Complicated States: Imperial Systems Research Experience and Their Dynamics 3. Kamkin A. (Moscow) – Ph.D., Leading Researcher, Institute of Europe, RAS Features of the federalism of modern Germany – economic, social, cultural aspects 4. Zakharova M. V. (Moscow) – PhD in Law, Associate Professor of the O. E. Kutafin Moscow State Law Academy, Doctor of Public Law (France), Associate Member of the International Academy of Comparative Law Modern French regionalism: at the intersection of times, spaces and legal doctrines. 5. Malko A. V. (Saratov) – Doctor of Law, Professor, Director of the Saratov branch of the Institute of State and Law of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Honored Scientist of the Russian Federation; Elistratova V. V. (Saratov) – Candidate of Law, Associate Professor of the Department of Theory of State and Law of the Saratov State Law Academy Legal policy in the field of integration development of the Eurasian Economic Union 6. Kornev A. (Moscow) – Doctor of Law, Professor, Head of the Department of Theory and State and Law, Moscow State Law Academy named after O. E. Kutafin The oretical and legal problems unrecognized states 7. Zatonsky V. (Saratov) – Ph.D., Associate Professor of the Volga Institute (branch) of the All- Russian State University of Justice (of the Ministry of Justice of ) in the city of Saratov Features of legal policy in multi-component states (on the example of the Russian Federation) 8. Malko A. (Saratov) – Doctor of Law, Professor, Director of the Saratov branch of the Institute of State and Law of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Honored Scientist of the Russian Federation; Gulyakov A. D. (Penza) – PhD in Law, Professor of the Theory of State and Law and Political Science Department, Rector of Penza State University; Salomatin A. Yu. (Penza) – Doctor of Law, Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor, Head of the Department "Theory of

2 State and Law and Political Science" of Penza State University, Associate Member of the International Academy of Comparative Law The main parameters of the concept of legal policy in the field of federal relations 9. Salomatin A. Yu. (Penza) – Doctor of Law, Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor, Head of the Department "Theory of State and Law and Political Science" of Penza State University Slide presentation of publications on the topic of the conference, published in the publishing houses of Penza and Moscow (Fate of the European Union and Lessons for Russia, Rior- Infra-M; Federalism: an encyclopedic reference guide, Prospectus; Federalism: educational dictionary edited by A. D. Gulyakov)

DISCUSSION OF REPORTS

Section I. Multiple states: theoretical and practical problems. Dynamics of development of multi-state in the pre-industrial era

May 29, 2019 Beginning 14.30, aud. 5-303

Moderators: Doctor of Political Sciense, Professor of the National Research Mordovia State University Bahlov I.; candidate of Sociology, Associate Professor of the Department of Theory of State and Law and Political Science of Penza State University Siushkin A.

1. Salomatin A. Yu. (Penza) – D.Sc., Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor, Head of the Department of Theory of State and Law and Political Science of Penza State University; Nakvakinа E.V. (Penza) – Ph.D., Associate Professor of the Department of Theory of State and Law and Political Science of Penza State University Byzantium, China, Russia as the most effective empire (on the issue of pre-federated mutliple-state states) 2. Beznosova Ya. V. (Nizhny Novgorod) – Assistant of the Department of Theory and History of State and Law at the SFNNU named after NI Lobachevsky Empire Mauryev: to the question of the territorial organization of the ancient Indian state 3. Alpeeva O. I. (Penza) – Student of Penza State University; Kornilova E. S. (Penza) – student of Penza State University Empire Achaemenid as a multi-state 4. Minaev A. I. (Penza) – Law student at Penza State University Features of the development of imperial China in the era of the Qin dynasty 5. Borunova V. S. (Penza) – Student of Penza State University; Bushueva A.V. (Penza) – student of Penza State University Ancient Greek City Unions

3 6. Khromoykina V. S. (Penza) – Student of Penza State University; Shiryaeva O. D. (Penza) – student of Penza State University The main stages of the development of the Roman Empire and the subsequent reception of the state system 7. Fedyushkina A. I. (Nizhny Novgorod) – Assistant of the Department of Theory and History of State and Law of the Law Faculty of the Nizhny Novgorod State University N. I. Lobachevsky Samuel Pufendorf on the state structure of the Holy Roman Empire of the German nation: from a political hybrid to a federal state 8. Karamysheva E. S. (Penza) – Student of Penza State University Did federalism exist in the Holy Roman Empire of the German nation? 9. Pupkova M. A. (Penza) – Student of Penza State University Swiss Confederation in the XIII – XVI centuries. 10. Sizov M.V. (Penza) – Student of Penza State University Ming Dynasty and the entry of imperial China into a state of crisis. 11. Esaeva E. A. (Nizhny Novgorod) – Postgraduate Student, Department of Theory and History of State and Law, Law Faculty, Nizhny Novgorod State University, named after NI Lobachevsky Influence of dynastic wars of the XVI–XVII centuries on the formation of a multi-state Daiviet 12. Mitrofanov V. P. (Penza) – Doctor of Historical Science, Professor of the Department of General History, Historiography and Archeology of Penza State University Multiple states: experience and development prospects 13. Ermakova E.S. (Penza) – student of Penza State University Union of German Cities 14. Brodyagin D. E. (Penza) – Law student of Penza State University Republic of the United Provinces of the Netherlands, 1579–1795 15. Kuzlyaev, OS (Penza) – Student of Penza State University; Pigalova V. I. (Penza) – Student of Penza State University; Khasyanova D. S. (Penza) – Student of Penza State University The union between England and Scotland: a background 16. Averyanova N. A. (Penza) – Ph.D., associate professor of Penza State University; Garanina O. Yu. (Penza) – Student of Penza State University; Pergat E. V. (Penza) – Student of Penza State University The influence of the British Empire on the development of India 17. Siushkin A. E. (Penza) – Ph.D., associate professor of the Theory of State and Law and Political Science of Penza State University; Puzarin R. (Penza) – Student of Penza State University; Ramazanova A. (Penza) – student of Penza State University On the issue of the concept of "confederation" in modern scientific discourse 18. Andriyashkina E. S. (Penza) – Student of the Law Faculty of Penza State University; Loshchinina MA (Penza) – Student of the Law Faculty Penza State University The Law Faculty of Penza State University; Egortchev M. G. (Penza) – Student of the law faculty of Penza State University German Confederation in 1815–1866

4 19. Isakov I. N. (Saratov) – PhD in Law, Associate Professor, Doctoral Candidate of the Department of Theory of State and Law (Saratov State Law Academy) Multi-level legal systems of multiple states

Section II. Federalism as the most optimal way to organize multiple statehood

May 29, 2019 Beginning 14.30, aud. 5-410

Moderators: Candidate of Law, Associate Professor of Moscow State Law University named after O. Kutafin, Doctor of Public Law (France), Associate Member of the Association IASP Zakharova M. V., Candidate of Laws, Associate Professor of the Theory of State and Law and Political Science of Penza State University Makeeva N. V.

1. Salomatin A. Yu. (Penza) – Doctor of Law, Doctor of Historical Sciences, Chief Department of the Theory of State and Law and Political Science Penza State University; Seyidov Sh.G. (Penza) – Doctor of Politicall Sciences, Professor of the Department of State and Legal Disciplines of Penza State University Ethnic factor in the development of the federation (political-state essay on the example of the United States, Canada, Russia) 2. Ostroumov S. V. (Nizhny Novgorod) – Candidate of Law, Associate Professor of the Department of Theory and History of State and Law, UNN named after NI Lobachevsky; Romanovskaya V. B. (Nizhny Novgorod) – Doctor of Law, Professor, Chief Department of Theory and History of State and Law, UNN named after NI Lobachevsky Political and Legal ideas of American federalists of the XVIII century. 3. Salikova D. (Penza) – Master student of the Law Faculty of Penza State University Ethnic Aspects of Indian Federalism 4. Eremin A. R. (Saransk) – Doctor of Law, Professor, Chief Department Theory and History of State and Law Department of the FSBEI HE "National Research Mordovia State University. N. P. Ogareva"; Kuzenkov K. G. (Saransk) – Graduate student of "National Research Mordovia State University. N. P. Ogareva" The Role of the US Judiciary in American Federalism 5. Darkinа Yu. A. (Penza) – Master student of the Law Faculty of Penza State University; Kochetkov D. Yu. (Penza) – Master student of the Law Faculty of Penza State University Features of federalism in the United States 6. Koryakina A. S. (Penza) – Master student of Law Faculty of Penza State University; Kosova O. A. (Penza) – Master Student of Law Faculty of Penza State University German federalism in search of reform

5 7. Rogova I.A. (Penza) – Master student of the Law Faculty of Penza State University; Sorokina V.A. (Penza) – Master student of the Law Faculty of Penza State University Federalism of Germany: the history of formation and the pursuit of a political ideal 8. Korshunova P. V. (Penza) – Lecturer, Department of Justice, Penza State University Ensuring the unity of judicial practice in modern Germany: features of judicial federalism 9. Rodimov D. I. (Penza) – Master student of Penza State University Features and history of the development of federalism in Canada 10. Leo Forrat (Hungary, Budapest) – Student Budapest University of Economics Regionalization and decentralization in Poland 11. Shkurova V. A. (Penza) – Master student of Penza State University Swiss judicial system in the context of federal relations 12. Svechnikov N.I. (Penza) – Candidate of Law, Chief Department of the Law Enforcement Department of Penza State University Features of the organization and activities of the internal affairs bodies (police) in federal states 13. Yurkina D. S. (Penza) – Master student of the Law Faculty of Penza State University; Sheyanov A. V. (Penza) – Master student of the Law Faculty of Penza State University Legal policy of a federal state in the field of media (for example, Germany) 14. Chibochinova А. (Penza) – Master student degree of the Law Faculty of Penza State University Family legal policy in a federal state (the experience of EU countries) 15. Siushkin A. E. (Penza) – Candidate of sociological sciences, associate professor of the Theory of State and Law and political science at Penza State University; Dekalchuk A. I. (Penza) –Student of Penza State University; Chukurova E. S. (Penza) – Student of Penza State University The Problem of Federalism in the Works of Russian Scientists 16. Popov R. G. (Penza) – Master's student at Penza State University, Tikhonov S. (Penza) – graduate student of Penza State University Judicial federalism in Germany: features of the formation and the current state

6 Section III. Russian federalism: past present Future

May 30, 2019 Start 10.00 aud. 5-405

Moderators: Candidate of Law, Head of the Law Enforcement Activity Department of Penza State University Svechnikov N. I.; Candidate of Law, Associate Professor in the Law Enforcement Activity Department of Penza State University Gavrilov K. G.

1. Romanovskaya O. V. (Penza) – Doctor of Law, Professor, Head of the Department of State and Legal Disciplines of Penza State University The organization of power in the history of Russian federalism 2. Minniches I. V. (Irkutsk) – Doctor of Laws Head of the Department of Theory and History of State and Law, Irkutsk Institute (branch) of the All-Russian State University of Justice (RPA of the Ministry of Justice of Russia) Representation of the provinces of the in the legislative commission of Catherine II 3. Sharikov A.G. (Penza) – Candidate of Historical Sciences, Associate Professor at the Department of Theory of State and Law and Political Science of Penza State University Issues of federalism theory and practice of the warring parties during the Civil War in Russia 4. Chesnokova Yu. V. (Penza) – Associate Professor of the Department of Private and Public Law of Penza State University; Gartina Yu. A. (Penza) – Associate Professor of the Department of Private and Public Law of Penza State University The history of the emergence and development of federalism in Russia 5. Goshuliak V. V. (Penza) – Doctor of Law, Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor, Dean of the Law Faculty of Penza State University Issues of federalism in the conclusion of the Venice Commission on the draft Constitution of the Chechen Republic 6. Romanovsky G. B. (Penza) – Doctor of Law, Professor, Head of the Department of Criminal Law, Penza State University “Chita case” as a basis for unification of executive power in the Russian federal structure 7. Rachenkova O. N. (Nizhny Novgorod) – Candidate of Law, Lecturer at the Department of Theory and History of State and Law, Nizhny Novgorod Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia Legal agreement on the mechanism of modern Russian federalism 8. Sintsov G. V. (Penza) – Doctor of Law, Professor, Head. Department of Private and Public Law, Penza State University; Bityutsky E. V. (Penza) – Candidate of Law, Associate Professor of the Law Enforcement Department of Penza State University Features of the implementation of the principle of identity of the constitutional system of the federation and its constituent entities on the example of the Russian Federation and the Federal Republic of Germany

7 9. Fomin A. A. (St. Petersburg) – Doctor of Law, Professor of the Department of Constitutional and Administrative Law of the St. Petersburg State University of Economics Implementation of the principle of federalism in the social policy of the Russian Federation in the field of overcoming poverty (on the example of St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region) 10. Feoktistov A.V. (Penza) – Candidate of Law , Associate Professor at the Department of Private and Public Law of Penza State University; Feoktistova M. N. (Penza) – specialist expert of the Office of Roskomnadzor in the Penza region The implementation of the concept of the welfare state in the constitutional legislation of the Russian Federation 11. Romanovskiy V. G. (Penza) – Assistant of the Department of Criminal Law of Penza State University Ensuring constitutional order in a multi-state state (Resolution of the Constitutional Court of Russia on the legal regime of a counter-terrorist operation) 12. Halmetov A. I. (Penza) – Candidate of Law, Senior Lecturer of the Law Enforcement Department of Penza State University Topical issues relating to the foundations of the constitutional system of federalism in some alternative drafts of the Constitution of the Russian Federation 13. Malyy A. F. (Kazan) – Doctor of Law, Professor of the Department of Constitutional and Administrative Law of Kazan (Volga Region) Federal University On the subject matter of the subject of the Russian Federation 14. Belyanskaya O. V. (Tambov) – Candidate of Law, Professor of the Theory and History of State and Law Department of the Tambov State University named after G. R. Derzhavina Features of modern systems of federal bodies operating in the territory of the subject of the Russian Federation 15. Khabibullina G. R. (Kazan) – Candidate of Law, Associate Professor of the Department of Constitutional and Administrative Law of Kazan (Volga Region) Federal University General legal principles and regional law enforcement practice 16. Salamov N. M. (Sheki, Republic of Azerbaijan) – Lecturer at the Department of Humanitarian Sciences, Azerbaijan State Pedagogical University, lawyer at the Sheki regional department of the State Committee on Property Issues of the Republic of Azerbaijan On the problem of the political and legal status of the subjects of a multi-faceted Russian state 17. Meshkova E. V. (Tambov) – student of the Faculty of Law of the Tambov State University named after G. R. Derzhavina, Institute of Law and National Security Issues of delimitation of the jurisdiction of the Russian Federation and the subjects of the Russian Federation in decisions of the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation 18. Chepus A.V. (Saratov) – Candidate of Law, Associate Professor at the Department of Constitutional Law, Faculty of Law, M. M. Speransky under the President of the Russian Federation Parliamentary Responsibility of the Executive Bodies of the Subjects of the Russian Federation 19. Arzamastsev O.P. (Penza) – Graduate student of the law faculty of Penza State University Legal basis of the status of the chairman of the legislative (representative) body of state power of the subject of the Russian Federation 8 20. Volkov I. A. (Tambov) – Student of the Institute of Law and National Security of the Tambov State University named after G. R. Derzhavina; Zelepukin R. V. (Tambov) – Candidate of Law, Deputy Director for Research, Associate Professor at the Department of Constitutional and International Law of the Institute of Law and National Security of the Tambov State University named after G. R. Derzhavina Some crisis phenomena of Russian federalism 21. Seidov V. G. (Moscow) – Candidate of Historical Science, Professor Diplomatic Academy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation; Zernov I. V. (Penza) – Master student of the Law Faculty of Penza State University, expert of the All-Russian Popular Front Russian federalism: the main directions of development 22. Poletaev S. V. (Penza) – master student of the law faculty of Penza State University; Orlova O. S. (Penza) – Master student of the Law Faculty of Penza State University Russian federalism: historical features and contemporary problems 23. Plakhti N. A. (Penza) – Undergraduate student of Penza State University, Popova E. K. (Penza) – Undergraduate student of Penza State University Constitutional and legal aspects of federalism in Russia 24. Bezrukov A. V. (Penza) – Senior Lecturer at the Department of Criminal Law, Penza State University State emblem in a multi-state state (by the example of the Russian Federation) 25. Panyaeva A. A. (Penza) – Master student of the Law Faculty of Penza State University Features of judicial federalism of the Russian Federation 26. Kolemasov V. N. (Penza) – Candidate of Law, Associate Professor of the Law Enforcement Department of Penza State University; Kazakova M. A. (Penza) – Student of the group 16JUP1 of the Law Faculty of Penza State University Delegation of certain powers of the federal executive bodies of Russia by the municipality in the fight against administrative offenses 27. Sadretdinov O. V. (Saratov) – Graduate student of the Volga Institute of Management. P.A. Stolypin Current issues of Russian federalism 28. Popov A. G. (Tambov) – Head of the Department of the MBU “Debt Center” The influence of the territorial structure of Russia on the implementation of the ecological function of the state 29. Zametina T. V. (Saratov) – Doctor of Law, Professor of the Department of Constitutional Law of the Saratov State Law Academy On the need to adopt the concept of Russian federalism 30. Khudoykina T. V. (Saransk) – Doctor of Law, Professor, Head of the Department of Legal Disciplines of the Faculty of Law of the National Research Mordovia State University named after N. P. Ogarev; Zelenova N. A. (Saransk) – Student of the Law Faculty of the FSBEI of HE "National Research Mordovia State University named after NP Ogarev" The problem of taking into account the national differences of spouses living in federal states in the family mediation procedure 31. Anisimova A.S. (Saratov) – Junior Researcher, Saratov Branch of the Institute of State and Law, Russian Academy of Sciences The impact of digital technology on the Russian federal state

9 Section IV. Modern interstate integration associations in the light of the problem multiple statehood

May 30, 2019. Beginning at 10.00 am. 5-303

Moderator: Doctor of Law, Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor, Head of the Theory of State and Law and Political Science Department of Penza State University Salomatin A. Yu.

1. Katkov A. D. (Moscow) – Graduate student of the history department of M. V. Lomonosov Foreign policy discussion on the problem of the influence of integration processes on the principle of state sovereignty 2. Ilinykh A. V. (Barnaul) – Student of the Department of General History and International Relations, Altai State University The impact of conflicts on the military-political interaction of the Russian Federation with the CIS countries 3. Agamagomedova S. A. (Penza) – Candidate of Law, Associate Professor of Penza State University Supranational administrative and legal regulation in the context of the European economic integration 4. Korenev E. S. (Saratov) – Candidate of History, Senior Lecturer at the Department of International Relations and Foreign Policy of Russia, Saratov National Research University N. G. Chernyshevsky Implementation of the Euro-Atlantic project in Bosnia and Herzegovina 2000–2010s 5. Korchagin K. I. (St. Petersburg) – Master student of the Faculty of International Relations of St. Petersburg State University The evolution of the common foreign security policy of the European Union: the problem of foreign policy decisions in the framework of the European supranational association 6. Lipuntsova A. V. (Tambov) – Senior Lecturer of the Department of Constitutional and International Law of Tambov State University named after G. R. Derzhavina On the issue of the organization of control activities in interstate integration associations 7. Zelepukin R. V. (Tambov) – Candidate of Law, Deputy Director of the Institute of Law and National Security of Tambov State University named after G. R. Derzhavin for scientific work Some theoretical aspects of the establishment of an EU prosecutor's office in order to counter 8. Seregin A. V. (Rostov-on-Don) – Candidate of Law, Associate Professor at the Department of Theory and History of State and Law of the Southern Federal University; Aleksandrova A.V. (Penza) – Candidate of Law, Associate Professor of the Department of State and Legal Disciplines of Penza State University Perspective model of building a union state of the Russian Federation and the Republic of Belarus

10 9. Semenova M. S. (Saratov) – Bachelor of the Saratov National Research State University named after N. G. Chernyshevsky The role of the CSTO in the military-political integration of the Eurasian region 10. Evseeva K. A. (Penza) – Student of Penza State University International principles of customs regulation. Kyoto Convention as an international standard in the field of customs regulation 11. Kozyaeva A. V. (Penza) – Student of Penza State University Regularities and problems of forming a single economic space of the Eurasian Economic Union 12. Mitrofanova E. (Penza) – Student of Penza State University Ensuring the economic security of the Eurasian Economic Union in terms of the choice of integration models 13. Maslova A. O. (Penza) – Student of Penza State University; Sazonova K.A. (Penza) – student of Penza State University Transformation of customs regulation in the context of Eurasian integration 14. Ionova E.N. (Penza) – Student of Penza State University Problems of information interaction of the EAEU customs authorities 15. Averyanova N. A. (Penza) – Penza State University; Vyugovskaya A. Yu. (Penza) – Student of Penza State University; Medvedev A. M. (Penza) – Student of Penza State University The impact of integration processes on the development of the English language 16. Tanskova E. V. (Penza) – Student of Penza State University Eurasian integration: problems of development and ways to overcome them 17. Starikova A. Yu. (Penza) – Head of the Sector of the National Research University of Penza State University Legal policy in the field of intellectual property (for example, EU countries

Section V. Financial and Economic Foundations multiple states

May 30, 2019 Beginning at 10.00 aud. 5-302

Moderators: Candidate of Law, Associate Professor, Deputy Dean for Academic Affairs of the Faculty of Economics and Management of Penza State University Agamagomedova S. A.; Candidate of Law, Associate Professor of the Department of Theory of State and Law and Political Science of Penza State University Makeeva N. V.

1. Makeeva N. (Penza) – Candidate of Law, Associate Professor at the Department of Theory of State and Law and Political Science of Penza State University Fiscal federalism: the stages of formation (a lawyer) 2. Ageeva E. A. (St. Petersburg) – Candidate of Law, Associate Professor at the Department of Theory and History of State and Law, St. Petersburg State University of Economics; Maxina S. V. (St. Petersburg) – Candidate of Law, Associate Professor at

11 the Department of Theory and History of State and Law, St. Petersburg State University of Economics Tax policy of a federal state (on the example of the United States of America) 3. Tolstosheeva E. A. (Penza) – Master student of the Law Faculty of Penza State University Fiscal federalism in complex states 4. Chanov S. E. (Saratov) – Doctor of Law, Professor, Head of the Service and Labor Law Department of the Volga Institute of Management named after P. A. Stolypin Branch of RANEPA Equality and Inequality of the Subjects of the Russian Federation: Economic and Legal Analysis 5. Lipatov E. G. (Saratov) – Doctor of Law, Professor, Head of the Department of Administrative and Criminal Law of the Volga Region Institute of Management named after PA Stolypin (branch of the RANEPA) The constitutional form of birth of economic behavior of the central government. The new paradigm of research multi-state 6. Abrosimova A. V. (Penza) – Master student of the Law Faculty of Penza State University Legal regulation of US foreign economic activity 7. Shepelev D. V. – Candidate of Law, Associate Professor of the Department of Theory of State and Law of the Moscow State Law University named after O.E. Kutafin (MSLA) Legal status of the International Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions (INTOSAI)

Organizing Committee of the All-Russian Scientific and Practical Conference "Composite States: Experience and Prospects"

Chairman – Gulyakov A. D., Rector of PSU

Deputy Chairmen: Malko A. V., Director of the Saratov branch of the Institute of State and Law of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Doctor of Law, Professor, Honored Scientist of the Russian Federation Salomatin A. Yu., Head of the Department of Theory of State and Law and Political Science of Penza State University, Head of the National Research Center on Problems of Modern Federalism, Doctor of Law, Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor, Corresponding Member of the International Academy of Comparative Law, Head of the Penza Regional Branch of the Association of European Studies

12 Organizing Committee members: Artemov I. I., Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Vice-Rector for Research and Innovation of Penza State University Bakhlov I. V., Doctor of Political Sciences, Head of the Department of General History and the World Political Process of Mordovia State University Goshuliak V. V., Doctor of Law, Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor, Dean of the Law Faculty of Penza State University Gromyko Al. A., Doctor of Political Sciences, Professor, Director of the Institute of Europe, RAS, President of the Association of European Studies Zakharova M.V., Ph.D. in Law, Associate Professor at Moscow State Law University after O. Kutafin, Doctor of Public Law (France), Corresponding Member of the International Academy of Comparative Law Korolev S. V., Doctor of Law, Professor, Leading Researcher at the Institute of State and Law of the Russian Academy of Sciences Gavrilov K. G., PhD in Law, Associate Professor Law enforcement activities of the PGU Starikova A. Yu., head of the research department of Penza State University Stulnikova O. V., PhD in Law, Associate Professor of the Department of State Legal Disciplines, Deputy Dean for Research Work at the Law Faculty of Penza State University

Executive Secretary Makeeva N. V., PhD in Law, Associate Professor of the Department of Theory of State and Law and Political Science of Penza State University

13 The composition of the program committee All-Russian Scientific and Practical Conference “Composite States: Experience and Prospects”

Salomatin A.Yu. – Doctor of Law, Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor, Head of the Department of Theory of State and Law and Political Science of Penza State University. Bakhlov I. V. – Doctor of Political Sciences, Head of the Department of General History and the World Political Process of Mordovia State University (Vice Chairman) Baev V. G. – Doctor of Law, Professor, Head of the Department of Labor and Business Law of the Law Institute of Tambov State Technical University Baibakova L. V. – Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor of the Department of New and Newest History of the Faculty of History of Moscow State University Mv Lomonosov Vasin S. M. – Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor, Vice-Rector for International Activities of PSU Gavrilov K. G. – Candidate of Historical Sciences, Associate Professor of the Law Enforcement Activity Department of PSU Zakharova M. V. – Candidate of Juridical Sciences, Associate Professor of the Moscow State Law University named after O. Kutafin, Doctor of Public Law (France), corresponding member of the AISI Eremin A.R. – Doctor of Law, Professor, Head of the Department of Theory and History of State and Law of Mordovia State University Komkova G. N. – Doctor of Law, Professor, Dean of the Law Faculty of Saratov State University Lipinsky D. A. – Doctor of Law, Professor of the Theory of State and Law Department of Tolyatti State University Pervushkin V. I. – Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor of the Department of Russian History, Regional Studies and Methods of Teaching the History of Penza State University, Head of the Regional Public Organization of Regional Studies of the Penza Region Romanov T. A. – Candidate of Political Sciences, Associate Professor, Department of European Studies, Faculty of International Relations, St. Petersburg State University. Romanovskaya V. B. – Head of the Department of Theory and History of State and Law, Nizhny Novgorod State Research University named after Lobachevsky Seyidov Sh. G. – Doctor of Political Sciences, Professor of the Department of State Legal Disciplines of Penza State University Shulzhenko Yu. L. – Doctor of Law, Professor, Head of the Constitutional Law Theory Division of the Institute of State and Law of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Honored Lawyer of the Russian Federation

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