Kaminskaya, N. V. Autonomy and Self-Government: Theoretical Study and European Experience.

Abstract: Autonomy is the right granted to citizens, social classes, corporations, state and other formations and allowing them to be guided by their own norms and rules within certain limits. It resembles self-government in many ways since the latter is based on the principle of autonomy but at the same time it does not provide for the right to issue a law and has a different way of formation. Autonomy is a logical consequence and the most developed form of local and regional self-government. It is amended and adjusted to certain nations living in a country.

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