The Community and the State: Modern Tools of Competitive Development

Abstract

In most cases, the State owes its appearance to the community. The further development of political institutions adversely affected the state of the community itself. Self-government, guaranteed by a modern democratic State, ensured the survival and adaptation of the community. The local urbanized community has taken the form of a neighborhood community. Today, the proposed regulations for the implementation of local
self-government through territorial public self-government
can consolidate the political and legal status of the neighboring community and thereby strengthen the foundation of statebuilding.

State, government, community, local self-government, competition, territorial self-government (TSG).