Interaction between the state and civil society in the context of traditional spiritual and moral values

the purpose of this study is a comprehensive analysis of the modern Russian model of interaction between the state and civil society within the framework of the policy for the preservation and strengthening of Traditional Spiritual and Moral Values (TSMV). The work identifies systemic problems of a legal, organizational, and socio-cultural nature that hinder the effective consolidation of society. The methodological basis comprises systems analysis, comparative legal method, classification, and content analysis of strategic documents and statistical data. The results of the study demonstrate that the declared partnership is, in practice, implemented in the form of a "managed partnership" model, characterized by a fundamental contradiction between the declared development of civil institutions and the strengthening of state regulation. Key problems of the model include the legal uncertainty of the TSMV concept, which creates a risk of substituting law with morality; insufficient interagency coordination; a generational value gap; and challenges related to the integration of migrants. The practical significance of the work lies in identifying systemic dysfunctions, which allows for formulating recommendations for building a more balanced dialogue between the state and civil society. Prospects for further research are seen in the application of qualitative methods (in-depth interviews, expert surveys) to analyze the subjective dimension of the interaction and the motivation of its actors.

traditional Russian spiritual and moral values, state policy, civil society, national security, sovereignty, cultural sovereignty, patriotism, managed partnership, non-commercial organizations