Koziar H. Social responsibility as an imperative of the rule of law

For the first time in the domestic scientific literature at the level of the dissertation for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy a comprehensive study was carried out, which conceptualizes modern theoretical and applied perspectives of philosophical and legal discourse of social responsibility as an imperative of the rule of law. and the state. Due to this, a person will not perceive the state as a "dictator" who restricts it every time, but will also understand that the state also takes certain actions for its benefit; in this way a person will realize that in response to his positive actions he will receive the approval of the state and society, will take certain steps towards their development. Only the rule of law, setting certain imperatives for citizens, in this case requiring social responsibility, will be ready to answer to its citizens. The dissertation uses the approach of global evolutionism, thanks to which it was possible to study the social responsibility of man, society, state as part of the overall global development process, where the main place is occupied by man and his connection or connections with the world. The universe is a single whole as can be related to man, it both develop according to the same laws. Since social responsibility as a phenomenon cannot exist without a person who relates to the universe, so it is appropriate to consider social responsibility as a phenomenon that functions and develops according to the same laws.