Years and issues
Table of contents
Issue page: Issue 2(47)/2026 [PL/ENG]
- The Perfect State from the Point of View of Pascal’s Reflections about Law and JusticeThe aim of this article is to analyse the possibility of the existence of a perfect state in the light of Blaise Pascal’s reflections on justice and law.
- Determinism and Free Will in the Doctrine of Criminal Law: Selected Contexts. A Compatibilist ProposalThe aim of this article is to present the positions, found in the Polish doctrine of criminal law, regarding determinism and free will. It appears that the predominant approach in the doctrine is both incompatibilist and libertarian.
- Stanisław Brzozowski’s Philosophy of Labour and the Search for a New SovereignThe Polish constitutional model is founded on the principle of sovereign power vested in the Nation, as expressed in Article 4 of the Constitution of the Republic of Poland. However, such an unequivocal designation of the sovereign proves problematic in practice and has been subject to criticism by a significant portion of legal scholarship.
- Nomos and Global Taxes. An OutlineIn the past few decades there were many proposals to introduce global tax. The conceptual background of this idea has been laid out as well and the availability of the necessary IT tools ensured.
- Heuristic Reasoning in the Judicial Practice of Polish Courts and Its Selected Implications for Applying the LawHeuristic reasoning means abbreviated and simplified reasoning. As Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky have proved, judgement heuristics are relatively frequently present in human thinking, despite the risk that they may lead to certain cognitive errors.
- Nudge Without Evidence: The Hidden Risks of Behavioural PolicyNudge interventions have risen to prominence as ostensibly evidence-based regulatory tools, predicated on empirical insights into human decision-making. In theory, successful nudges require rigorous preparation, including carefully designed randomized controlled trials (RCTs) and pilot studies, to ensure they achieve their anticipated effects.
- Tischner Seminar, Faculty of Law and Administration of the University of Lodz, 24 June 2025
- 4th Mountain Trek-Conference on the Philosophy of Law Organized by the Polish Section of the IVR “The case of the philosophy of law”, the Giant Mountains, 20–22 September 2025
- 8th International Academic Conference “Caring for the safety and development of the child. A child in the face of technological abuse”, Opole University of Technology, 19–21 November 2025