Our Enemy, the State (Our Enemy, the State) is the work of the American political philosopher Albert J. Knox. In his book, the author analyzes the role of the state in society and highlights the negative consequences of its influence on individual freedoms and rights of citizens. Knox views the state as the main enemy of individual will and human self-expression, pointing to its tendency to centralize power, suppress civil liberties, and interfere with private life. This book will be a useful resource for those interested in political philosophy and the issues of limiting state power in the interest of individual freedom.