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This work is devoted to the study of the management system of the largest city of the Russian Federation and the Commonwealth of Independent States Moscow. This settlement has a special legal status and plays the most important economic and political importance in the post-Soviet space. Moscow combines the status (properties) of the capital, the city of federal importance, the largest settlement in Russia. All this necessitates the construction of a multi-level management system. The most difficult was to organize local selfgovernment in Moscow, which since 1993 has received constitutional consolidation. Local self-government in Russia is based on the provisions of the Constitution of the Russian Federation and the Federal Law of October 6, 2003 No. 131-Fz "On the General Principles of Local Government Organization in the Russian Federation" and is implemented throughout the territory Russian Federation, including in cities of federal importance. In Moscow, local government is carried out by local governments in inner-city areas in accordance with the Moscow city's charter. The list of local issues, sources of income of local budgets of inner-city municipalities of Moscow are determined by the laws of the city of Moscow, based on the need to preserve the unity of the urban economy. Taking into account the requirements for the organization of local government in cities of federal importance, in accordance with the Moscow City Charter, the Moscow City Act of November 6, 2002 was passed No. 56 "On the organization of local self-government in the city of Moscow," which is a basic piece of legislation in regulating public relations in the sphere of local government in the capital. It is the legal structures of the Moscow City Law No. 56, as well as a number of other legislative and other legal acts operating in the capital, testify to the peculiarities of the development of modern Moscow and allow to reveal the uniqueness of the city of Moscow. Moscow model of local government. The legislation of the city of Moscow is quite active in using the terminology of the science of Russian municipal law, but the content of some legal categories is ambiguously interpreted in regional acts, which requires clarification of their understanding on the basis of the proposed analysis of the current federal legislation and the laws of the city of Moscow governing local government issues. Today, Moscow is quite successful in coexisting and operating within its own competences of the state authorities (Moscow City Duma, The Government of Moscow, prefectures of administrative districts, district governments, control and counting chamber Moscow, Man-Power-Law-Governance: Interdisciplinary Approaches Section: Sociological Sciences 443 Moscow City Electoral Commission, etc.) local governments. Keywords–Moscow management, local government in Moscow, megapolis management, federal city management

Moscow's experience in building a system of management of the metropolis (organizational and legal aspects)