Current Prospects for the Development of the Institute of Public-Private Partnership in the Russian Federation in the New Reality

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Abstract

One of the new positive phenomena in modern society is the formation of partnership relations between public authorities and subjects of civil society and, more broadly, between society and the state. This type of relationship began to form in the context of changes caused by various factors of a rapidly changing world and, first of all, the digital transformation of all spheres of life. The phenomenon of partnership between the state and society is closely related to such modern phenomena as the gradual blurring of boundaries between the spheres of public and private regulation. In this regard, it seems necessary to determine further prospects for the development of public-private partnership relations at the national level, taking into account new challenges and threats.

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Darya Alexandrovna Melnikova

Lomonosov Moscow State University

Email: melnikova-dariaa@mail.ru
master student, Higher School of State Audit Moscow, Russia

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