IS AN EFFECTIVE LEGISLATIVE POSSIBLE IN UNSTABLE SOCIETIES POSSIBLE?
The article attempts to analyze the effective regulation of social relations in unstable societies in the interests of the majority of the country's population. In this case we are talking about states formed after the collapse of the USSR, including unrecognized territories that arose through the self-determination of peoples (nations) and which are not currently subjects of international law. The article focuses on the fact that the principle of socialization of the legislative process should be the basis of the legislative activity of competent state bodies. Without the realization of this requirement, the political leadership of such states risks losing their main resource - large-scale support of power among the majority of the country's population, and as a result - will accelerate the destruction of the existing society.