Dynamics of developing institutes of local government: a social and philosophical analysis

The article continues the study of the tendencies of local government in the context of politogenesis processes with an emphasis on their state component. Here, we propose a more specific consideration of the changes in models of local government in the context of politogenesis processes, as a result the consistent strengthening of control by the highest power over local self-government, which is historically much older than the state, is recorded. The content of the structural forms of self-government reflected the general context of interaction between the state and society, in turn conditioned by a number of natural and social factors. Modern institutions of local government are the result of a historical process, as well as a complex of objective circumstances related to modernity, among which there are groups of global factors, factors of the national level, regional factors arising mainly from the specifics of a particular territorial entity, positions of the political and administrative tradition. At the present stage of a mature state, the formed model of power relations at all levels is organically inherent in this social system, including non-political spheres (the phenomenon of bureaucratization). The political and managerial tradition has its own special essence and specificity, being the result of the intertwining of a number of constant and variable factors affecting during the historical period of the development of a particular society and its political system.