Philosophy of Law . Issue. 4(83). 2017” is a collection of articles that represents an important contribution to the study of legal philosophy and theory. Edited by a team of authors, this issue offers the reader a unique opportunity to immerse himself in the world of legal concepts, their historical context and modern application. Each article in this collection is not only a scientific study, but also a deep reflection on how law interacts with morality, politics, and society. This issue addresses key issues relating to the nature of law, its functions and role in human life and society. The authors analyze different approaches to understanding legal norms, examine their impact on social relations and consider how law can serve as an instrument of social justice. Readers will be able to see how philosophical ideas about law have evolved over the centuries and how they continue to shape modern legal consciousness. The book will be of interest not only to professional lawyers and philosophers, but also to students, graduate students and anyone interested in the issues of law and its philosophical foundations. If you are interested in topics of legal ethics, social justice or just want to better understand how law affects our lives, this collection will be a real find for you. It is suitable for both those who are just beginning to get acquainted with the legal philosophy, and for experienced researchers looking for new ideas and approaches. The topics raised in the Philosophy of Law cover a wide range of topics, from human rights theory to the analysis of modern legal systems. The authors are not afraid to ask complex questions and offer non-standard solutions, which makes this issue especially valuable for those who seek a deep understanding of legal processes. The book encourages the reader not only to reflect, but also to actively discuss problems related to law and its philosophy. The style of the authors is clear and logical, which makes it easy to perceive even the most complex ideas. Each text in the collection is written taking into account scientific rigor, but at the same time it is available to a wide audience. This makes the "Philosophy of Law. Issue. 4(83). 2017" is not only a textbook, but also a fascinating reading for all who are interested in law and its philosophical aspects. If you are looking for books similar in genre, pay attention to works such as Ronald Dworkin's Law and Morals or Hegel's Philosophy of Law. These works also explore the intersection of law and philosophy, offering the reader a rich context for understanding complex legal issues. In conclusion, “Philosophy of Law . Issue. 4(83). 2017 is not just a collection of articles, but a real laboratory of ideas, where philosophy and law meet to create new concepts and approaches. This edition will be a useful addition to the library of everyone who seeks to understand how law shapes our society and what philosophical ideas are behind its foundations. Do not miss the opportunity to discover the world of legal philosophy and deepen your knowledge with this unique edition