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T.A.Ivanovich: State-legal regulation in Russia. How can it be evaluated?

objectively reflect transformational change in society and promote the formation of new (updated

) and the more progressive institutions and mechanisms of socio-economic, and social
development. And if in the preparation of SLR, it would be turned out that the possible changes

are important and progressive development for the public, they can be the basis for the beginning
of the procedure to revise or clarify the constitutional norm.

Transformation processes taking place in the global community and the globalization of
the economy significantly increased the role of the state and its regulatory functions for

integration of national political and economic systems in the world processes. The latter fact has

given rise to the demand for formal methods and criteria for assessing the quality and efficiency
of state-legal regulation complicated the process of socio-economic and socio-political

development of the country. Not only scientists and representatives of international consulting

groups, but the state administrative structure with increased interest began to assess the totality
of the quality characteristics of the state and effectiveness of its regulatory impact on events in

the country and world processes. Since the 80s of the last century in developed market countries
an administrative reform was done under the slogan of forming a new government (New public

management), the purpose of which was to improve the “quality” of the government in the
implementation of regulatory functions and the provision of public services and market agents .

In parallel, the performance of criteria of state institutions for sustainable and people-centered

development was revitalized [Ahremenko A.S., Yureskul E.A. 2013. p.77-78].
The first recommendation of SLR evaluation were offered by developers of the World Bank,

prepared on the basis of summarizing the results of expert and public opinion polls. Analyzing the
existing methodology for assessing the quality of governance and the effectiveness of its regulators,

A.S. Ahremenko and E.A. Yureskul offered their approach based on the method of DEA, - as the
ratio of “output” to “ input” and they developed “methods of evaluating of effectiveness, clearly

describing the workings of the “black box” of state organization” [Ahremenko A.S., Yureskul E.A.

2013 p.88]. Some studies have evaluated the effectiveness of public authorities in some regions over
existing methods of processing the results of opinion polls population [Kondratovich D.L. 2012. p.3-

8], the discrepancies in the accelerated training of managers and workers of one specialty to the

detriment of other popular specialties [Novikov A.V. 2013. p.139]. Other approaches to assessing the
quality of state regulators are exist.

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