Keyword: «legal regulation»

This article provides a historical and legal analysis of the regulation of the funeral industry in Russia from the 17th to the 20th centuries. It explores the evolution from the church monopoly in the Russian Empire to the secularization and nationalization of the funeral industry during the Soviet period. The article highlights key legislative acts and political decisions that influenced the organization of burials, the establishment of cemeteries, attitudes towards cremation, and the development of new rituals. Special attention is paid to the contradictions between official policies and real practices, as well as the influence of wars and social upheavals on the perception of death and funeral rituals.

The article discusses the features of legal regulation of land relations at the municipal level. It identifies problems and prospects for improving legal regulation in this area.

The article examines current issues of legal regulation of space activities in the Russian Federation. It is argued that existing legislation has created a basic regulatory framework but no longer corresponds to the modern multifunctional nature of the sector. The main problems identified include the framework character of the law, combination of public and commercial functions, subordinate regulation of market access, insufficient rules on infrastructure access, and fragmented regulation of export control, intellectual property, data and cybersecurity. The author proposes legislative solutions: adoption of a Space Activities Strategy and introduction of non-discriminatory access to space infrastructure facilities.