Objective law in the light of modern materialistic theory of law Review of the discussion materials of the book by V.M. Syrykh “Fundamentals of the materialistic theory of law: in 4 vols. Vol. I. Objective law and forms of its expression”

The review presents the materials of the discussion of the book by the Doctor of Law, Professor, Honored Scientist of the Russian Federation V.M. Syrykh “Fundamentals of the materialist theory of law”: in 4 vols. Vol. I. Objective law and forms of its expression”. The discussion took place as part of the Discussion Platform of the International Scientific Conference “Actual vector of state-legal research: valid law as a form of reflection of conflict and cooperation strategies in the modern society (general theoretical and sociological and legal aspects)”, held in Derzhavin Tambov State University. The discussion was attended by scientists from different Russian regions, as well as a number of foreign countries. During the discussion, V.M. Syrykh in his introductory remarks outlined how the work on the book was carried out, what caused it to be written, what goals and objectives were set in the context of this work, expressed interest in receiving meaningful feedback on the proposed scientific publication; the participants of the discussion, in turn, shared their opinions about the monograph, expressed their recommendations and wishes, asked the author questions, to which they received answers.

V.M. Syrykh, law, society, objective law, individual, individual law, social connection, specific law, sources of law, forms of law, lawmaking, law enforcement, regulations, judicial and administrative practice, contracts, materialism, Marxism, K. Marx, F. Engels, General theory of law, methodology, methods of legal science, social conflicts, social cooperation, legal understanding, materialistic theory of law, positivism, Soviet legal science, postmodernism