KOVALEVSKY MAXIM MAKSIMOVICH
(1851-1916) is a jurist, sociologist.
 Biography: after graduating from the 3rd Kharkov Gymnasium, K. in 1868 entered the Law Faculty of Kharkov University.
After graduating from university, K. continues his education in Europe. He was preparing for a degree in Berlin, Paris, London.
In 1877 K. returned to Russia and became an assistant professor, and later a professor at Moscow University. Actively worked as a scientist and teacher.
K. perfectly mastered many foreign languages, knew the economy well, the history of European states, so he willingly read various courses at universities in England and France. Sweden, United States of America. In 1895, Mr .. K. elected vice-chairman, and in 1907, chairman of the International Institute of Sociology.
In 1905, K. returned to St. Petersburg, continuing to engage in teaching activities, to work on scientific problems. He is actively involved in socio-political activities as the founder of the Constitutional-Monarchist Party of Democratic Reforms, a deputy of the First State Duma, a member of the State Council.
The main works: "Community
Agriculture, causes, course and consequences of its decay "(1879)," The social structure of England at the end of the Middle Ages "(1880)," The customary law of Ossetians in historical comparative illumination "(1886)," Primitive Law ", Issue I, II (1886)," Essay on the History of the Disintegration of Community Agriculture in the Canton of Vaadt "(1887)," Essay on the Origin and Development of Family and Property "(1895)," The Origin of Modern Democracy " (1895-1897), "Economic growth of Europe before the emergence of the capitalist economy," 1-111 (1898-1903), "The economic system of Russia" (1899), "Modern sociologists (1905), Essay on the Development of Sociological Studies (1906), General Teaching on the State (1910), Sociology, Vol. 1-11 (1910), Contemporary French Sociologists (1914), "Separation of permissible and unlawful acts" (1914), "The origin of the family, clan, tribe, property, state and religion" (1914), "History of the American Constitution" (1915) .
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