General Theory of the State - Jellinek

General Theory of the State by Georg Jellinek is an essential work for those seeking a profound and rigorous examination of the foundations of power, sovereignty, and political organization. This second Spanish edition translated by Fernando de los Ríos and published by B de F in 2005 comprises 948 pages of study, including an index, presented in a medium-sized (23 x 15 cm) format with a cloth-bound hardcover. It is particularly well-suited for readers aged 18 and older with an interest in law, political science, and legal philosophy.

Thanks to its robust approach and clarity of exposition, this title has become a key reference for students, educators, and researchers wishing to delve into the theoretical underpinnings of the State. Its content offers a well-structured yet demanding read, designed to support academic study and specialized research. It is an indispensable reference work for gaining a comprehensive understanding of the concepts that have shaped modern political thought.