State Science Course . Part 1" is an outstanding work of the Russian philosopher and lawyer Boris Nikolayevich Chicherin, which immerses the reader in deep reflections on the nature of the state, its role in society and the relationship between power and citizens. This book is not only a theoretical work, but also a practical guide that is relevant today, when issues of public administration and social justice are on the agenda. In the first part of his "Course" Chicherin explores the foundations of state science, asking important questions about the essence of the state, its origin and functions. It analyzes various theories that have existed over the centuries and offers its own vision based on a combination of philosophical reflection and practical experience. Chicherin is not afraid to raise difficult topics, such as the legitimacy of power, human rights and social obligations of the state to citizens. His approach to the study of the state is distinguished by depth and versatility, which makes the book interesting both for professionals in the field of law and politics, and for a wide audience interested in issues of public order. The book will be especially interesting for those who are fond of political philosophy, sociology and law. Students, graduate students and teachers, as well as anyone who seeks to understand the mechanisms of functioning of modern society, will find in it a lot of useful ideas and concepts. Chicherin appeals to the reader with respect and desire for dialogue, which makes his text accessible and understandable, despite the complexity of the topics discussed. The topics raised in the “Course of State Science” remain relevant today. In the context of global changes, political crises and social conflicts, Chicherin's reflections on the role of the state, its duties and rights of citizens become especially important. It makes you think about how public institutions can serve the interests of society, and not vice versa. Chicherin emphasizes that the state should be not only an instrument of power, but also a means to achieve the common good. Chicherin's style is clear and logical, which makes his work easy to perceive. It skillfully combines theoretical calculations with practical examples, which allows the reader to better understand complex concepts. In addition, Chicherin actively uses historical analogies, which helps to better understand the development of state institutions and their impact on society. State Science Course . Part 1" is not just an academic work, but a book that inspires reflection and discussion. It will become an indispensable source of knowledge for those who want to understand the complex issues of public administration and social responsibility. Chicherin, like many other prominent thinkers of his time, left us a legacy that continues to live and develop, generating interest among new generations of readers. If you are looking for books that will help you better understand the nature of power and the state, pay attention to the works of authors such as Max Weber, John Locke and Thomas Hobbes. Chicherin’s State Science Course will be an excellent addition to these classic texts, opening up new horizons in the study of state science. Do not miss the opportunity to touch the wisdom of one of the greatest minds of their time and expand your knowledge of how our world works.