Quota as an interdisciplinary institute of Russian law

An attempt is made to consider the phenomenon of “quota” from the perspective of an intersectoral analysis, as a set of norms capable of regulating relations of both a public and private legal nature. Based on the existing doctrinal positions regarding the perception of quotas as a legal form of improving the legal status of an individual, the author hypothesizes the need for a formal legal definition of criteria on the basis of which guarantees and advantages are allocated due to the public law activities of individual subjects of public administration. Applying a variety of research methods, the author argues for the hypothesis of the existence of quotas also in private law relations. It is proved that the institution of a liquidation quota should be based not only on the need to regulate the procedure for the abolition of legal entities, but also on verified regulatory and technical and legal components, which will subsequently ensure a balance of general regulatory and protective legal effects, harmonization of public and private interests in society and the state.