The book "Classes and Socialism, Social-Corporate Government" is a study of social structuring, relations and dynamics of the development of social-corporate government through the prism of classes and socialism. The authors proceed from the fact that the study of the class structure of the respective integrated structures suggests that the majority of the classes are camped on the support of the corresponding integrated and cooperative class-mate. The authors investigate such issues as classes and society in modern society, sensitive social classes and their nuances, legal and statutory structures of social associations, terminological issues of social anthropology, and much more. This book will be valuable news for everyone who is interested in customs and laws, their interaction and influence on social development.