title: Commission as an Extraordinary Form of Management in the Russian Empire (a Crimean Version)
abstract: This article considers the history of conflict resolution between different classes of the Taurida population between the late eighteenth and first quarter of the nineteenth centuries. The contentions arose because of land redistribution after the annexation of Crimea by the Russian Empire. Another purpose of this article is to consider the history of the Commission as a specific institution of state power, which was created to solve the most difficult problems of public administration. In this 
journal: Quaestio Rossica