(anti?) constitutional populism
As recently as 1991, when Samuel Huntington investigated what he called the ‘third wave’ of democratization, the term ‘populism’ figured just
Political cynicism: the case of Poland
In a new paper, Przemysław Sadura and Sławomir Sierakowski have captured insights from their work in relation to the 2019
‘The People’ and Institutions of Law
3 October 2019 at UNSW Law, Sydney Speaker: Dr Paweł Banaś In his recent articles discussing the ‘Artefact Theory of
Poland’s Constitutional Breakdown
28 August 2019 at UNSW Law, Sydney A conversation on Poland as a case study of where populism meets constitutionalism
The Human Right to a Name
4 September 2019 at UNSW Law, Sydney Recognizing the Human Right to a Name and the Implications for Giving and Changing
Backsliding, sabotage and the rule of law: Learning from mistakes
In his recent contribution to the Almanac of Concilium Civitas, Martin Krygier writes: My remarks concern the contemporary global epidemic
Towards Populist Jurisprudence?
14 August 2019 at UNSW Law, Sydney Rights and Community in the Rulings of the Polish Constitutional Court 2017-2019 Speaker:
Poland Post-2015: Populism – Authoritarianism – Democracy
In his recent contribution to the Almanac of Concilium Civitas, Wojciech Sadurski writes: As two veteran political scientists put it,
