Radbruch’s Thought Of Social Law

The inequality in the social reality hidden in Germany led Radbruch to criticize the form of capitalist law.Radbruch’s social law interpretation guides the "socialized individual" by forming the "concrete individual" of the society,guiding the "socialized individual",giving support to the non-influenced person,limiting the dominant person in the society,and recognizing Individual freedoms are ultimately aimed at serving the individual’s humanitarian goal of "free socialism".Radbruch believes that the socialist nation-state is also a country ruled by law that respects and protects basic human rights.He proposed that the rigid distinction between public law and private law,civil law and administrative law,contract and law has tended to be shaken,creating a new third jurisdiction:social law,the social policy that is upgraded to law is called "social law."Radbruch’s social law ideology pursues the unity and unity of human beings in addition to individual rights.Radbruch’s social law thought is to balance the values of fairness and equality and the welfare of the community while preserving individual freedom.It emphasizes that the protection of individual freedom is not only on the level of passive non-interference,but also on the positive help of community law to individuals.,thereby contributing to the realization of individual rights and freedoms.