Welcome to the issue 3(40)/2024 of the „Archiwum Filozofii Prawa i Filozofii Społecznej”. The issue includes the following texts:
Articles:
Prof. UMK dr hab. Łukasz DOMINIAK
Libertarianism, Jusnaturalist Skepticism, and the Argument from the Legitimate Use of Force
Michał KORDZIŃSKI
The European Union as a Community of Well-Ordered Peoples? Object-Oriented Interpretation of John Rawls’ Law of Peoples. A Contribution to Future Research
Dr Wiktor KRZYMOWSKI
About the Pro-Constitutional Interpretative Directive In Dubio Pro Vita Humana
Prof. UŁ dr hab. Jerzy LESZCZYŃSKI
Political Agonism and Thinking About Law and Jurisprudence
Mgr Grzegorz LIPIŃSKI
The Understanding of Principles in Criminal Procedural Law
Mikołaj TRUSZKOWSKI
Formulating the Provisions on Entry into Force of a Generally Applicable Normative Act: Critical Analysis Engendered by the 2023 Act Amending the Electoral Code
Revews:
Mgr Agata DĄBROWSKA, Prof. UŁ dr hab. Jerzy LESZCZYŃSKI
Wojciech Zomerski, W kierunku demokratycznej nauki prawa? Dogmatyka, edukacja, postanalityczność. Warsaw 2023, pp. 383
Reports:
Dr Mateusz PĘKALA
I Górska Rajdokonferencja Filozofii Prawa Społeczny wymiar rządów prawa, Beskid Żywiecki, 12–14.04.2024
The issue is available HERE.
Table of contents
Issue page: Issue 3(40)/2024 [PL]
- Libertarianism, Jusnaturalist Skepticism, and the Argument from the Legitimate Use of ForceThe article analyses the argument from the justified use of force, put forward against jusnaturalist skepticism by Stephan Kinsella. This argument is intended to show that skepticism about natural rights has become entangled in a performative contradiction, because in order to prove that no natural rights exist, it must assume the existence of such rights.
- The European Union as a Community of Well-Ordered Peoples? Object-Oriented Interpretation of John Rawls’ Law of Peoples. A Contribution to Future ResearchThis article aims to present an interpretative perspective on the concept of the law of peoples, enabling its contemporary conceptualization.
- About the Pro-Constitutional Interpretative Directive In Dubio Pro Vita HumanaThe article discusses the interpretative directive in dubio pro vita humana (Latin: „when in doubt, favour human life”), as well as its popularization, including encouraging public administration bodies and courts to apply it more widely. The article aims to answer the following research problems: What are the main sources of the in dubio pro vita humana directive in the Polish legal system?
- Political Agonism and Thinking About Law and JurisprudenceThe article contains a polemic with the thesis that populism and the unveiling of the hitherto hidden political nature of law have resulted in a crisis of legal discourses. In addition, it argues against recognizing democratic/liberal hegemony as the main cause of these phenomena.
- The Understanding of Principles in Criminal Procedural LawThe aim of this article is to present various ways of defining the principles of law in criminal procedural law and to examine whether the science of the Polish criminal procedure draws on the achievements of general theory of law or whether it attempts to create its own concept in this regard.
- Formulating the Provisions on Entry into Force of a Generally Applicable Normative Act: Critical Analysis Engendered by the 2023 Act Amending the Electoral CodeThis article critically analyses the provisions on entry into force, based on the provisions of the 2023 Act Amending the Electoral Code, which made the entry into force of certain normative solutions dependent on a deadline specified in the announcement of the competent centralnauthority of state administration.
- Wojciech Zomerski, W kierunku demokratycznej nauki prawa? Dogmatyka, edukacja, postanalityczność. Warsaw 2023, pp. 383
- I Górska Rajdokonferencja Filozofii Prawa Społeczny wymiar rządów prawa, Beskid Żywiecki, 12–14.04.2024