University of Zielona Góra

English abstract: The subject of the article is an attempt to evaluate the events that took place in Radom in 1976 from the perspective of the tools used by Law & Economics. The basic aim of the article is to attempt to answer the question whether, if the legislator had used the Law & Economics assumptions in the lawmaking process during the communist period, there would have been social unrest in Radom and other parts of the country. Unrest, during which the personal interests of their participants were violated, and, simply put, crimes were committed against the people who participated in them. An additional objective of the article is to present the basic assumptions of the Law & Economics theory and its main currents.

Keywords: protests in Radom in 1976, Law & Economics (economic analysis of law), philosophy of law, social philosophy

Language: Polish

Published: Number 3(44)/2025, pp. 156-166.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.36280/AFPiFS.2025.3.156

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