1. All over the world, the true civil society structures come into being spontaneously, voluntary, as they say in America, spring out of ‘grass roots’, i.e. are born from the very midst of the popular life. In our country, this sometimes happens too, when, for example, the deceived depositors or stakeholders rally for a while; though, upon achieving some results or, more often, having not achieved them, these groups would break up - more often because of despair, weariness, and hopelessness. Thus, the civil society structures rooted in spontaneity of their occurrence, are notable, especially in our country, for their brittleness, fragility.
2. It would be wrong to see the cause of occurrence and development of the civil society just in many-century-old development of the history; it is the modern civilization that have experienced, as was shown, the processes of impetuous civilizational transformations. To add – the civil society concepts are quite often postulating spontaneity, voluntariness of occurrence as the characteristics of its structures. Here, the modern history brings about its corrective amendments, too, in the sense that forming up the civil society might not as well proceed just spontaneously, but, in some of its part, develop according to a plan of its formation, which is to be implemented with the participation of the state - including such to which realization will be - though certainly together with ‘the public’.
3. In the ‘living world’ and by the Russian social scientists, some valuable and important particular suggestions have already been offered that may assist more intensive processes of the civil society formation in our country. To add to the before said general tendencies and opportunities, I am going to further consider a number of more specific objectives of forming up the civil society in Russia, leaning on the literature to the subject and adding my own suggestions and ideas.