Common issues of national and Anglo-American (analytical) legal positivism

The article examines the issue of finding the basis for common ground and scientific dialogue between national legal positivism and analytical positivism represented in common law countries. It is stated that despite significant methodological differences and a relatively independent history of formation, these paradigms have much in common: the problem of normativity of law, judicial discretion and legal axiology. This connection on these issues is confirmed, first of all, by modern theories and general trends in the development of national doctrine to expand the methodological basis for improving the ideas about the positive connections that underlie the legal system.