Russian and foreign constitutionalism of the late 18th - first quarter of the 19th centuries. Part 2
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The monograph is devoted to a comparative analysis of Russian and foreign constitutionalism, as well as the main directions of the evolution of European and Russian absolutism in the 2nd half of the XVIII-1st quarter of the XIX centuries. In the first part of the monograph, a characteristic of constitutionalism as a course of social thought is given, its relationship with the ideology of education, liberalism and Freemasonry is considered. At the same time, constitutionalism is considered as one of the options for modernizing traditional absolute monarchies along with the “enlightened absolutism”, “enlightened despotism” and the revolutionary option. In this regard, a comparative textual analysis of the constitutions of the revolutionary France and the constitutions of a number of European states of the restoration era is carried out. The second part of the monograph analyzes constitutional trends in the domestic and foreign policy of Russia during the reign of Catherine II, Paul I and especially Alexander I, when the real possibility of realizing the concept of constitutionalism at the highest level arose. In conclusion, the reasons for the unpublished Russian constitutional projects in the 1st quarter of the XIX century are analyzed. The applications publish texts of Russian constitutional projects, as well as the texts of the constitutions of the revolutionary France of the 1790s. and the constitutions of the European states of the restoration era. Many issues are considered for the first time in domestic historiography. For all those who are interested in the domestic and universal history of the new time.
2nd edition
2nd edition
Author:
Author:Zakharov Vitaly Yuryevich
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
- Category:Culture
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00172-298-4
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