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Information × Registration Number 0217U004000, 0116U008735 , R & D reports Title Management system and local authorities in the towns and villages of Belarus and Ukraine in the 16-18 centuries popup.stage_title Head Gurbyk Andrij O., Registration Date 10-01-2017 Organization Main editorial of scientific series "Rehabilitate by history" popup.description2 Spend the scientific and research work to identify sources and scientific literature and a comprehensive study of the formation and development of urban and rural management system and on the basis of a comprehensive analysis of government of its evolution during the 16-18 centuries on the Belarusian and Ukrainian lands in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, Ukrainian Hetmanate. The mechanisms of local government and self-government in Ukraine in the period of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, the role of local constable in the court of land affairs in the Statut GDL period, the authority Ukrainian elders / governors / dzarzhautsau local government system in the late XV - the middle of the XVI century, the process of formation of the institute legal protection on the territory of Ukraine in the context of local self-government (the second half of the XV-XVI centuries.). A study institutional changes in the rural municipality of Ukrainian lands in the context of the agrarian reform of the XVI century and further historical period marked a significant role shock of ships in the context of the judicial authorities of the peasant in the Ukrainian and Belarusian lands GDL and defined typology and basic principles of municipal self-government in Ukraine, the second half of XVII-XVIII centuries. The structure and the formation of governments in urban and rural areas, highlighting their specific regional features, the basic functions and activities of the organs of urban and rural self-government. It was found the administrative structure and management of cities of Ukraine and Belarus in the second half of XVII-XVIII centuries., The self-governing regional peculiarities and property fundamentals in the Left-Bank Ukraine in the second half of the XVII century. Analyzed of existence of the city of Magdeburg on Kremenchuchchine and urban governance and self-government in Kremenchuk in the second half of the XVIII century. Analyzed historiography, sources and research perspectives threads relationship municipal government and the Cossack administration at the end of the XVII -. beginning of the XVIII century, and is also described "citizen culture" in the cities of Hetman in this period. It is proved that during the 16-18 centuries in towns and villages of Belarus and Ukraine, and has developed a system of traditional government based on local customs and traditions ( "Old"), which is governed by the principles laid down in the so-called normal (verbal) law. With the strengthening of state institutions, improve governance, both in urban and in rural areas. This system was based on the standards set forth in the written rules (statutes, laws, ordinances, privileges, letters, hetman universals, etc.). Many of the norms of unwritten rules included in the right to legalized written. Historical tradition / "old" was of great importance in the GDL, RP, HS that for a long time reflected in the principle of "antiquity is not broken, do not enter a novelty." In the life of city dwellers and rural residents of Belarus and Ukraine are often intertwined tradition and innovation. This is most clearly manifested in the principles of self-activity of urban communities in cities with Magdeburg rights and self-government at the local Ukrainian / "Ruska" right, as well as in the activities of the rural communities (village community, parish, syabrinny union, etc.). It is proved that for a period of 17-18 centuries Ukraine, historically several types of municipal government. The first group includes magistrates of the city on the Magdeburg Law, has recently received in the previous period. The second type is made up of the city, which is controlled by the town hall and had Magdeburg law, the third type - small cities and towns without their own permanent self-government and self-government in the past was carried out on the basis of rural communities. Particular attention was paid substantial increase in scientific knowledge on the history and management of local government in the towns and villages of Belarus and Ukraine in the 16-18 centuries., revealing its specificity in different regions and in the possession of various jurisdictions. The scientific significance lies in the breadth and dynamics of presentation, to clarify the relationship management system and local government to the needs of the economy and the social structure of society, as well as with regional and European tendencies of social development. Product Description popup.authors Блануца Андрій Васильович Ващук Дмитро Петрович Вирський Дмитро Станіславович Гуржій Олександр Іванович Кононенко Василь Петрович popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close