Comparative analysis of the views of L. A. Tikhomirov and I. L. Solonevich on the role of public representation as a political-legal institution
This article examines the philosophical and legal views known domestic theorists monarchic statehood of Lev Aleksandrovich Tikhomirov and Ivan Lukyanovich Solonevich on the formation of effective national representation in autocratic state. It is concluded that a truly autocratic monarchy is not «absolutism». But this can only be achieved in the case of a monarch and ensure that the political activities of the Institute of public representation, in the form of the provincial Council. This concept has little in common with Western European parliamentarism and based on the distinctive experience of County Councils, which operated in Russia in the period from 1549 to 1682.