DIFFERENTIATION OF PUBLIC OPINION ON LAW ENFORCEMENT OF FEDERAL LAWS: A STATISTICAL ASPECT
K.A. Zaykov, E.V. Makaridina, L.K. Serga, E.S. Shmarikhina
Novosibirsk State University of Economics and Management, Novosibirsk, Russian Federation
Keywords: territorial unevenness, differentiation of public opinion, Google Forms, sample survey, electronic questionnaire, satisfaction of citizens, statistical inference, typology
Abstract
In order to identify the level of awareness and satisfaction of citizens with the measures taken to regulate public relations in specific areas of legislation, monitoring of the enforcement of existing and newly introduced laws is used. Monitoring is based on a sociological survey and statistical methodology. The first explores the subjective perception of the population of the effectiveness of the mechanism of public administration. With the correct formation of the sample, the data obtained using statistical inference can be extended to the entire population and the general patterns of the process under study can be investigated. The authors carried out a sociological survey on the enforcement of four federal laws. In addition to the obtained section of public opinion on the awareness and satisfaction of citizens with the functioning of the laws under study, the paper also presents an analysis of the territorial differentiation of public opinion on law enforcement, the uneven development of civic activity in the regional context, and the development of civil society in Russia.
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