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Michel Lesage, « La réforme administrative graduelle en Russie », Revue française d'administration publique (documents), ID : 10670/1.5s9rcu
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The Gradual Reform of Russian Administration. Since december 12th 1993, Russia has a new Constitution, making of the Russian Federation ‘a democratic State applying the rule of Law, with a republican form of government’. The Constitution maintains a dual federal executive branch, which consists of the President — elected by universal suffrage — and a Government both responsible to the President and to the State Duma — the House of federal Parliament representing the nation as a whole. The President has undertaken a gradual administrative reform which deals with central government departments, the representative organs of local government, and the civil service.