THE CONSTITUTION OF RUSSIA - THE AMBIGUITY MATRIX DEVELOPMENT
Background: the article is devoted to the description of the results of the RF Constitution as a legal act and as a prognostic document. Today many problems connected with the implementation of the Constitution of the Russian Federation are due to a reassessment of liberal-democratic values of the 1993 model. The constitutional matrix of the socio political system in modern conditions requires further comprehension, transformation into more effective instrument for the development of the country, taking into account the characteristics of its own national state and global trends. Objective: the author of the article intends to reveal the correlation of the constitutional model and the results achieved, to evaluate the correctness of the constitutional model as a matrix for building modern Russian statehood. Methodology: in doing the article the following methods of study were used: historical dialectics, historical, comparative-legal, hermeneutics, formal-logical ones. Results: the analysis of the operation of the Constitution of the Russian Federation as a legal act showed that the tasks for the arrangement of the new statehood have been basically fulfilled. At the same time, there are systemic contradictions and problems in the constitutional model, for example, ambiguous perception of the liberal democratic constitutional model, personification of the political system, underestimation of the institutions of representative democracy, distortion of the market model of the economy. The erroneousness of a number of prognostic aspects of the Russian Constitution is justified. Conclusions: the author of the article states that the program-target potential of the Russian Constitution does not fully correspond to the civilizational features of the Russian state in the modern world. It is primarily applied to the socialization of the market model, to the disclosure of the constitutional content of the legal social state, the real mechanisms of democracy and the leading role of representative bodies.