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- Departure from the rule of law as the consolidation of biopower. Example of Polish legislation justified by fighting the Covid-19 pandemic.
Throughout this article the author interprets the crisis of the rule law in Poland in 2020 caused by the phenomenon described as Covid-19 pandemic as the solidification and consolidation of biopower - the contribution of ideas and practices justified by the findings of natural sciences to the disestablishment of paradigms hitherto recognized as fundamental to the creation and application of law, that is the due process of... Read more
- Back to the Past? The Evolution of the Legal Mechanisms Influencing the Collective Memories in Spain from the Central European Perspective
The article's primary goal is to conduct case studies of Spanish memory policies introduced after 2007 and its comparison with CEE countries activities in the same field. The primary research hypothesis is: Do several case studies of several memory policies implemented in postcommunist states help examine the Spanish model of dealing with the past reformulation? Read more
- The Systematization of Legal Values around Justice
This article underlines the centrality of justice when understanding it as an overarching value that globalizes and systematizes all the others. In particular, it analyzes what happens with legal security as a formal enshrinement of justice, and freedom and equality as its material manifestations. Read more
- Identification of Conventional Acts in Law as a Process of Recognizing Their Sense: An Introduction
From the very beginning, reflection on the sense of conventional acts (in law) accompanies theoretical considerations on conventional acts. On the one hand, that discussion can be considered developed and multi-threaded, and on the other hand, it is still open. Read more
- Hegel’s Critics on Legal Profession
The aim of the article is a question about the actuality of the Hegelian concept of law, presented in the Principles of the philosophy of law. Read more
- The Concept of Rationality and the Rationalization of Law in the Works of Max Weber
The magnitude of Max Weber’s work is overwhelming. However, with it, comes its great insight into the social reality. Read more
- Harmony and Dissonance. Isaiah Berlin’s and Leszek Kołakowski’s Visions of Ethical Life
The aim of the article is to carry out a parallel analysis of Isaiah Berlin’s and Leszek Kołakowski’s ethical visions. Special attention is given to the ideas developed by both thinkers in their early two essays, both published in 1958, though their later works are also taken into account. Read more
- X Conference of Young Legal Theorists and Philosophers “Theoretical and Practical Aspects of Legal Interpretation”, Szczecin, 24-25 of May 2021
- Professor Tomasz Bekrycht (1970-2021)