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law enforcement nobility elections in russia in the first half of the xix century in lighting pre-revolutionary historiography

Borisov B. A., Nosatov Yu. N.

 

Abstraсt

Introduction. Pre-revolutionary historiography of law enforcement activities of noble elected officials in Russia in the first half of the 19th century is clearly not sufficiently covered in modern science. Therefore, addressing this issue is undoubtedly relevant. In addition to scientific interest, this topic is also of practical interest. Studying the experience of involving the population in maintaining public safety is very much in demand in the context of reforming law enforcement structures and local governments. In addition, the study allows us to look at the aspect under study through the “prism of a close historical perspective”, through the eyes of authors who lived during the era of the Russian Empire.

Materials and methods. The following methods were used during the study: comparative histori­cal, historical genetic, structural and functional, system analysis.

Results and discussion. In pre-revolutionary historiography, various aspects of the problems of law enforcement activities of noble elected officials in the first half of the XIX century were studied by M. T. Yablochkov, A. V. Romanovich-Slavatinsky, S. A. Korf, A. D. Gradovsky, N. V. Varadinov, the issue was indirectly addressed in the works of P. A. Kashkarov, L. M. Savelov, V. M. Gribovsky, A. V. Lokhvitsky, I. E. Andreevsky, V. V. Ivanovsky. The main advantage of these works is the accumulation of rich factual material, their typical drawback is the use of a limited range of sources in the work and attempts to make a theory.

Conclusion. Publications of 1870s — 1917 on the issue we are studying were studies that mainly analyzed the legislation regulating the work of noble societies. The noble corporations and their representatives were described by these authors as the support of the throne, faithful servants of the emperor, who acted successfully in all areas entrusted to them by the supreme power.

Keywords: Russian nobility, noble electors, first half of the XIX century, pre-revolutionary historiography, study of noble class self-government, study of the law enforcement system

For citation: Borisov BA, Nosatov YuN. law enforcement nobility elections in russia in the first half of the xix century in lighting pre-revolutionary historiography. Bulletin of the Research Institute of the Humanities by the Government of the Republic of Mordovia. 2024;16(3):48—56. EDN PTVBGE

 

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The article was submitted 11.07.2024; approved after reviewing 24.07.2024; accepted for publication 31.07.2024.

 

Information about the authors:

Boris A. Borisov, head of the bureau of special technical events of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the Nizhny Novgorod Region (71 Maximaa Gorky Str., Nizhny Novgorod 603950, Russia), Police Colonel, Candidate of Historical Sciences, borisa111nn@gmail.com

Yuri N. Nosatov, Deputy Head of the Department of Management of the Activities of Public Order Ensuring Units of the Center for Command Post Exercises of the Academy of Management of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia (8 Zoya and Alexandra Kosmodemyanskikh Str., Moscow 125171, Russia), Police Colonel, Candidate of Legal Sciences, Nosatov.un@gmail.com

 

Contribution of the authors:

Borisov B. A. — idea, concept development, collection of material, processing and analysis of material, article writing, scientific editing;

Nosatov Yu. N. — processing and analysis of material, article writing, scientific editing.

 

Conflict of interests: the authors declare no conflict of interests.

 

The authors have read and approved the final version of the manuscript.