The evolution of ancient Slavic law. The era of the Middle Ages. From communal and vessels to serfdom

The monograph is intended for a comprehensive study of the formation of medieval Slavic law created by Serbs, Bulgarians, Croats, Czechs, Poles, Bodrichi, Vilts, Pomeranians, Ruyans and Russes, as part of the development of legal glaviness.
A comparative legal analysis of ancient Slavic legislation, not only inferior to Western European patterns, but also largely exceeded them in the level of legal technology, humanity and compliance with the legal awareness of the people, will be very useful for understanding modern problems of Slavic statehood and its role in world history , increasing the self-esteem and love of the Slavs to their own political and legal heritage.
This work is focused on a wide range of readers: lawyers, historians, philosophers, political scientists, state and municipal employees, graduate students, masters and bachelors of humanitarian specialties and directions, as well as for everyone who considers their duty to maintain the memory of the true history of Slavic peoples