Immanuel Kant - the mind, honor and conscience of the Enlightenment, one of the greatest philosophers of all time. Kant's thought irreversibly changed the entire intellectual landscape of Europe. Having never crossed the borders of his native Königsberg (now Kaliningrad) in his life, Immanuel Kant embraced in thought all the main spheres of human existence. He did not ignore the topics of politics, power and history. This collection presents texts that can be described as “philosophical, historical and political works of Kant.” In them, the thinker examines politics both through the prism of law and through the prism of history. It is in these works that he formulates the world-historical ideal of Eternal Peace, or the World Republic.