The relationship between the science of society (sociology), the science of the state (political science) and the science of law (legal science) is defined by M. Yu. Chizhov in a unique way, and in a generalized form it is as follows: on the basis of the specificity of the studied phenomena and relations, political science, along with political economy and intellectual sciences, is separated into an independent branch of social science, and jurisprudence is a part of the science of the state,

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... re precisely a part of the "department" of the science of the state, which the scientist calls the science of public administration. It should also be noted that in the views of M. Yu. Chizhov on the issues under consideration, we find a significant influence of the ideas of his teacher -L. von Stein, under whose guidance he improved his legal knowledge in Vienna. A comparative analysis of the ideas of M. Yu. Chizhov and other scientists (both scientists of that time and modern ones) allows us to state that an important point in M. Yu. Chizhov's concept is his recognition of political science as an independent science. As for his relationship with jurisprudence, his subordination of jurisprudence to political science is unfounded.