The Right to Private Property in the Liberal Political and Legal Doctrines of B. N. Chicherin and K. D. Kavelin

The article examines the concept of private property rights within the liberal political and legal doctrines of B. N. Chicherin and K. D. Kavelin. The author explores the evolution of views on private property in the context of liberal theory, focusing on the interplay between freedom, equality, and public interests. A comparative analysis of Chicherin’s and Kavelin’s approaches is conducted, highlighting their similarities and differences in interpreting property rights, as well as discussing the role of the state in regulating property relations. The article emphasizes the relevance of Chicherin’s and Kavelin’s ideas for contemporary society, particularly in the context of global transformations and the digitalization of the economy.