Citizenship in the Russian Federation as Constitutional and Legal Institution

Student: Zozulia Iana

Educational Programme: Jurisprudence (Bachelor)

Year of Graduation: 2021

The institution of Russian citizenship has a long history, complicated by various events that took place in the political and public spheres of society. The revolution of 1917, the collapse of the USSR influenced the development of citizenship. At the same time, the institution of citizenship is one of the fundamental institutions of Russian legislation. The relationship about citizenship is a very important link between the state and the individual, and includes a whole set of norms, both constitutional and ordinary. The research of the Institute of citizenship is not only of theoretical importance, but also practical.

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