State

The book delves into the inherent contradictions of the state as a societal organization, highlighting its role in integrating class society and managing social affairs. It explores Karl Marx's perspective that the state serves the interests of society while simultaneously becoming an instrument of the economically dominant class in a class-antagonistic society. This duality raises questions about the state's ability to promote social progress and development, as it increasingly reflects the interests of a specific class rather than the population as a whole.