Analysis of the concept of reforming the institution of citizenship in Russia
Citizenship as a legal construct is defined as a stable relationship between a person and the state, expressed in the totality of mutual rights, duties and responsibilities. An important aspect of citizenship is the guarantee on the part of the state regarding the observance of rights and obligations that "non citizens" do not have. Legislative consolidation of such a guarantee is carried out not only through constitutional regulation, but also through fixing in the very definition of citizenship, which dictates the reciprocity of rights and obligations. The existing Concept of the state migration policy of the Russian Federation reflects the current trends in the legislation on citizenship and seems to be more relevant than ever for implementation in the context of the changing international policy of the Russian Federation. The analysis of this concept, carried out in the article, makes it possible to highlight the key features of the implemented changes proposed by the legislator, updated in the light of the socio political changes taking place in the state.