Monocracy of the National State Administration
The article analyzes the features of the modern system of organization of state power. The author substantiates the position that the domestic model of the state and territorial structure and the system of organization of the supreme bodies of state power result from reflecting of certain features of the legal nature of the Russian state administration, which is characterized by a monocratic style. The essence of Russian monocracy is manifested in the concentration of competence in one center, the complexity of manifestation of opposition forces in the political and legal field, the dominance of executive and administrative authorities in the system of public administration, the lack of a mechanism for the implementation of legal responsibility, primarily constitutional and legal, for the results of its activities. The modern problems of the organization of higher bodies of state power, as well as the further development of the domestic model of federalism, including both the improvement of the state and territorial structure and the modernization of federal relations, require their scientific comprehension and identification of ways and their optimization, taking into account the prospects for the formation of a right-wing state in Russia. In this regard, it is concluded that there is a need for a constitutional limitation of Russian monocracy in state administration in order to avoid excessive authoritarianism and centrism in state administration, the creation of certain sorts of conditions and circumstances that hamper the further monocraticization of state administration that is enshrined in the provisions of the Constitution of the Russian Federation.