Problems of protection of subjective civil rights . Issue. 7" by B. In. Butneva, published by Yaroslavl State University, is an in-depth and comprehensive study devoted to topical issues of civil rights protection in modern society. This edition is the seventh in the series, which highlights its importance and the continuity of scientific discussion in this field. The book focuses on the problems faced by citizens in the realization of their subjective rights. Author, B. In. Butnev, known for his in-depth research in the field of civil law, offers readers not only theoretical concepts, but also practical recommendations that can be useful to both lawyers and ordinary citizens. The book examines various aspects of the protection of rights, including legal mechanisms, judicial practice and the influence of social factors on the realization of citizens' rights. This book will be of interest to a wide range of readers: from law students and graduate students to practicing lawyers and attorneys, as well as anyone interested in issues of human rights and civil liberties . It will become an indispensable tool for those who want to understand more deeply how the system of protection of rights in Russia works, and what ways to solve the problems that arise. The topics raised in the book cover a wide range of issues, including the interaction between different branches of government, the role of the judiciary in protecting the rights of citizens, and the impact of international norms on national legislation. Butnev emphasizes that the protection of subjective rights is not static, but constantly changes in response to the challenges of the time. This makes his work particularly relevant in the context of contemporary social and political change. The author's style is distinguished by clarity and logical presentation, which allows the reader to easily assimilate complex legal concepts. Butnev uses a variety of examples from judicial practice, which makes the material more visual and accessible. His previous work has also earned recognition in the legal community, and "Problems in the Protection of Subjective Civil Rights. Issue. 7" is no exception. Readers familiar with his other works will find in this book the continuation and development of his ideas. The book also raises questions about how modern technology and changes in society affect the protection of citizens' rights. In the context of digitalization and globalization, many aspects of the protection of rights are becoming more complex and multifaceted. Butnev invites readers to think about how to adapt to these changes and what new approaches can be developed to effectively protect civil rights. Thus, “Problems of protection of subjective civil rights . Issue. 7" is not just a scientific publication, but an important contribution to the discussion on legal culture and the protection of human rights in Russia. The book is able to inspire the reader to further study civil law and actively participate in the protection of their rights and freedoms. If you are looking for a deep and meaningful study in the field of human rights and civil rights, this publication will be a real find for you.