Russian scientists on the role and modern significance of Immanuel Kant's concept of a moral and legal state (on the 300th anniversary of his birth)

In this article the authors justify the statement that the outstanding philosopher Immanuel Kant not only rightly considered the author of the doctrine on the rightness of the state with a republican form of government, but is the creator of the concept of the moral-legal state, in which, along with the traditionally recognized features, the requirements of a moral categorical imperative must be respected, which plays a key role in the scientific discourse of the concept mentioned above and is still relevant.