Selected Works, edited by O. E. Kutafin and B. In. Komarova is a unique collection of works that represents an important contribution to the development of legal science and practice in Russia. These works cover a wide range of topics related to law, including theory and practice, as well as topical issues facing the country's legal system. This publication contains works that not only reflect the deep knowledge of the authors, but also their desire to find optimal solutions in complex legal situations. The book will be of interest primarily to students and teachers of law faculties, practicing lawyers, as well as anyone interested in law and its development in Russia. The age category of readers can range from undergrads to experienced professionals seeking to broaden their knowledge and deepen their understanding of contemporary legal realities. It will also be useful for those who are ready for serious analysis and critical reflection on legal issues. The topics raised in the Selected Works are varied and relevant. The authors consider such important aspects as human rights, legal protection, law enforcement and legal awareness issues, as well as problems related to legal regulation in the context of globalization. Every work in this collection is permeated with the desire for justice and understanding of law as a tool that can change society for the better. Readers will be able to see how legal science can impact people's lives by shaping their rights and responsibilities, as well as providing protection and justice. The style of the authors is clear and accessible, which makes their work understandable even for those who are just beginning to get acquainted with legal science. About. E. Kutafin is a well-known Russian lawyer, Doctor of Law, who made a significant contribution to the development of the theory of law and human rights .. In. In. Mosquitoes, in turn, are an experienced practitioner, which allows him to combine theoretical knowledge with practical aspects. Their collaboration creates a unique synergy that makes Selected Works not only theoretically sound, but also practically applicable. This book may also be of interest to researchers and graduate students working in the field of law, as it contains many references to current research and legal norms, which can become the basis for further study and analysis. Readers interested in legal philosophy, legal sociology and comparative law will find in this collection many useful ideas and concepts. “Selected works” is not just a collection of articles, it is a whole encyclopedia of knowledge that can inspire new ideas and research. The book will become a reliable assistant for all who seek to understand the complex mechanisms of the legal system and its impact on society. It emphasizes the importance of law as a tool for achieving social justice and protecting individual rights. If you are looking for a deep and meaningful reading that will help you understand legal issues and expand your horizons, Kutafin and Komarov’s “Selected Works” are exactly what you need. Do not miss the opportunity to touch the wealth of legal thought and learn more about how law can shape our society.