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This is a Comparative legal analysis study (also classified as: Conceptual and institutional analysis, Sociological research).

Transformation of modern constitutionalism and new architectures of public power: hybrid, networked, and nonlinear models in the context of the digital age

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The study reveals how digital technologies are reshaping constitutionalism and public authority models.
Findings indicate that adapting traditional constitutional institutions is crucial for maintaining legitimacy in a digital context.
A systematic approach enables a comprehensive evaluation of hybrid, networked, and non-linear power models.
The research underscores the need for innovating public participation mechanisms to enhance resilience in constitutional frameworks.

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This research identifies the impact of digital technologies on public power, highlighting hybrid and networked structures.

Sergei Yur'evich Poyarkov (2025) studied this question.

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