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In this article, the origin of Russian local self-government is analyzed, in which its characteristics and stages are identified through historical-cultural retrospective. The Russian collective perception of local self-government is embodied in Russian social cultural historical experience. We attempt to explain the paradox of Russian collective perception of local self-government, which involves the following dichotomy: high approval ratings of democratic ideas of local self-government and the low citizen activity of modern Russians in answering questions of national importance through the prism of historical cultural analysis. DOI: 10.5901/mjss.2015.v6n4s4p196

Paradoxes of the Collective Perception of Russians Regarding Local Self-Government: A Cultural Historical Analysis