The Traditional State as a Specific Form of Political Organization

• Published in: Journal of politics and law (Toronto) Vol. 12; no. 5; p. 96
• Main Authors: Liubashits, Valentin Ya, Razuvaev, Nikolai V., Fedorova, Natalia V., Trigub, Georgii Ia, Soloviev, Oleg V.
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: 31-08-2019
• ISSN: 1913-9047; 1913-9055
• DOI: 10.5539/jpl.v12n5p96

The article analyzes the traditional state as a historical, political, legal, and cultural phenomenon that has had a fundamental impact on the transformation of the socio-political organization of society, on the legal and socio-cultural development of modern social systems. The authors argue that the traditional state should be characterized as a specific form of the political, legal, social, and cultural organization since it contains all the institutions that provide for the management of various processes in society, and has the operating forms and mechanism of its preservation and reproduction. In addition, the work shows that the traditional state forms special legal regimes, as well as forms of socio-political integrity. The authors prove that the specificity of the traditional state as a historical type has manifested in a whole series of system characteristics (functions, structure, and forms) incomparable in full with the organizational features of other historical types of states, primarily the modern state.