The Problem of Defi ning the Notion of “Federal Territory” in Russian Legal Science and Legislative Practice

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This analysis identifies gaps in existing definitions of federal territories in Russian law, suggesting a clearer framework for public-law entities.

The understanding of federal territories as solely public-law entities is overly simplistic, lacking recognition of their complex legal nature.
Without a population, a federal territory cannot be categorized as a public-law entity, as it does not require a public authority system.
Classification of features is essential for developing a unified concept of federal territories within Russian legal doctrine.
The proposal includes establishing a definition of federal territories in the Constitution of the Russian Federation to enhance legislative clarity.

D. V. Astrakhantsev (2025) studied this question.

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This analysis identifies gaps in existing definitions of federal territories in Russian law, suggesting a clearer framework for public-law entities.