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Title |
P. A. Stolypin and the idea of legal state |
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Authors |
FOROSTETSKY Mikhail Sergeevich
postgraduate
student of the Department of Theory and History of
State and Law, Belgorod University of Cooperation,
Economics and Law, 116 a, Sadovaya St., Belgorod,
308023, Russia. E-mail: belimperial-fm@yandex.ru |
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Section |
Theory of state
and law |
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Issue |
4/2014 |
Page |
83-86 |
index UDC |
34.01(091) + 321(091) |
index LBC |
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Abstract |
The article deals with the analysis of views of Petr
Arkadievich Stolypin. The author comes to the
conclusion that for P.A. Stolypin the idea of legal
state was one of closet doctrines. Differentiating
theoretical issues and the practical problems that
the country had to solve, the Prime Minister thought
that the creation of various concepts was the
challenge for scientists and the subject of
scientific research. The “mythologization of
Stolypin” leads to the creation of an image of the
politician, whose activities were focused solely on
building a legal state. |
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Keywords |
P. A. Stolypin, legal state,
authority, monarchy, democracy, legality, reform,
doctrine. |
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