ARTICLES of rubric«BEFORE OF ELECTIONS»

V.E. Churov, B.S. Ebzeev — Democracy and Electoral Process Governance: National Model. (№3, 2011)
M.A. Andrianova — Legal Regulation of Mass Media Participation in the Election Campaign in Modern Foreign Countries (on example of USA and Germany) (№3, 2011)

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V.E. Churov, B.S. Ebzeev. Democracy and Electoral Process Governance: National Model. // Journal of Foreign Legislation and Comparative Law. 2011. № 3. P. 24-35. DOI: 10.7256/1991-3222.2011.3.58571 URL: https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=58571

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Abstract: The constitutional order of the Russian Federation and the related problems of organization of the electoral process are discussed in the present article. The legal status of the Central Election Commission is analyzed. The authors explore contemporary approaches to the theory of separation of powers and analyze the constitutional model of separation of powers of the Russian Federation. Issues related to political parties and the functioning of the constitutional mechanism of democracy is also described. Questions of judicial protection of members of election commissions’ rights are investigated.

Keywords: constitutional order, the electoral process, democracy, nation, sovereignty, government, public authority, election, Central Election Commission, human rights, political parties, legislation, judicial protection.

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M.A. Andrianova. Legal Regulation of Mass Media Participation in the Election Campaign in Modern Foreign Countries (on example of USA and Germany) // Journal of Foreign Legislation and Comparative Law. 2011. № 3. P. 36-42. DOI: 10.7256/1991-3222.2011.3.58572 URL: https://en.nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=58572

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Abstract: This article examines the legal regulation of mass media participation in the electoral process. International legal acts, as well as the constitutional acts of USA and Germany dedicated to the regulation of freedom of the mass media, campaigning and informing in the election are analyzed. Special attention is paid to the allocation of broadcasting time and publication between the participants of the campaign.

Keywords: comparative law, elections, campaigning, information, USA, Germany, the media, candidates, parties, debates.