THE THEORETICAL AND LEGAL BASES OF LOCAL MANAGEMENT IN THE MIDDLE AGES (X - XV CENTURIES)
Article is devoted the analysis of a theoretical and legal component of process of allocation of cities in self-coping administratively - territorial units. It is noticed that for deep understanding and all-round judgement of this or that public institute including local management and self-management, it is necessary to address to sources of his origin and formation to track dynamics of historical development. The attention that for the right to self-management took place movement in the various countries on - to a miscellaneous, depending on historical development conditions is paid, and led to various results. According to the author, the most interesting in this plan is the history of formation and development of a municipal government and system of the city right in France and Germany. The conclusion that though struggle and a struggle result for the right to self-management could be various becomes, indisputable there is that fact that cities took an important place in system of a feudal society, feudal relations of production and consequently the country leaders couldn’t stand aside from processes occurring there.