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dr hab. prof. ucz.

Piotr Grzebyk

Department of Labour Law and Social Policy

I welcome those who wish to study labour law and employment law as fields that respond vividly to social, economic and technological change. I am particularly drawn to topics in collective labour law: trade unions, collective disputes, the right to strike, social dialogue and freedom of association.

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Rafał Stankiewicz

I welcome those interested in research on administrative law and administrative procedure, especially in their constitutional, European and regulatory dimensions. I am particularly drawn to questions concerning the relationship between the Constitution and administrative law, the principles of administrative law, judicial review of administration and contemporary models of economic regulation.

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Dominika Wajda

I welcome those who wish to study commercial law, and in particular company law — a field of central importance for the development of the economy. I am especially drawn to topics concerning joint-stock companies, including specialised companies such as e.g.

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Marek Wierzbowski

The scope of my mentoring may cover administrative law, public economic law, as well as areas at the intersection of these fields, in particular within comparative law, and also emerging new areas such as the use of artificial intelligence.

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Tatiana Chauvin

I welcome those interested in research on the philosophy and theory of law, the methodology of legal sciences and bioethics. I am particularly drawn to questions concerning human legal subjectivity, human dignity, procedural justice, the relationship between law and science, and the axiological foundations of public law.

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Tadeusz Zembrzuski

* Civil procedure * Judicial enforcement * The system of the organs of the administration of justice

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Aleksander Stępkowski

I welcome those interested in the cultural dimension of law and in the processes of its development, as well as the determining influence that philosophy and political thought exert upon it. My invitation is addressed in particular to those interested in the social impact of legal regulation and its cultural entanglements, and to those interested in comparative law who wish to pursue in-depth research in this field.

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Jan Rudnicki

I offer mentoring to those interested in private law who wish to study it within a broad comparative and historical context. I am particularly interested in questions concerning the sources of private law, as well as in classical comparative topics focused on individual institutions of private law.

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Witold Modzelewski

I invite those interested in tax law, above all in substantive tax law, the special part. I also welcome those interested in the theory of tax law and the economic analysis of public levies.

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Wojciech Engelking

I welcome those interested in the place where law intersects with ideas concerning the organisation of society, the place of the human person within it, and history. I am happy to support projects on legal traditions, normative crises (in particular the notion of anomie) and the place of law in past and contemporary culture wars.

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Leszek Bosek

I specialise in civil law (in particular issues of the general part, property law and the law of obligations), medical law, constitutional law (in particular the dogmatics of fundamental rights) and European law. I am the author of more than 160 academic publications, including monographs, commentaries, articles and case notes, and co-editor of the six-volume series System of Medical Law, published since 2017.

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Adam Cezary Bosiacki

Issues in the history of law, including the history of political and legal doctrines in their classical understanding and in relation to the present, including questions of the most recent legal doctrines and ideas, mainly in the field of the management of public affairs, new technologies, territorial and corporate self-government, the law of Russia, the USSR and Central and Eastern European countries, supranational law, and the convergence of legal systems.

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Jakub Chowaniec

I warmly invite cooperation from those interested in tax law, with particular emphasis on the taxation of the financial sector of the economy or the cultural sector, or on indirect taxation, including excise duty. Alternatively, my interests extend to aspects of the financial law of the former USSR states and broadly understood comparative tax law.

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Krzysztof Koźmiński

I invite cooperation from those interested in economic-legal issues, especially: regulatory impact assessment, the application of the economic analysis of law in legislation and in the process of applying the law, banking law and the regulation of the financial market — as well as those who intend to study law from the perspective of other areas of social knowledge: economics, sociology, philosophy, the history of ideas. My academic work concerns the economic analysis of law (law & economics), legisprudence, constitutional and administrative law, and the theory and philosophy of law.

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Ewa Wojtaszek-Mik

I invite cooperation from those who would wish to conduct research under my supervision in civil law, especially its general part and the law of obligations, including a broad spectrum of issues in contract law, from the conclusion of contracts, through their performance, to the termination of the legal relationship. I deal with contracts in professional, consumer and general transactions, including both those regulated in the Civil Code (e.g.

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Piotr Kładoczny

I am particularly drawn to topics within substantive criminal law, criminal procedure and human rights. I am glad to support those who wish to deepen their knowledge in drug law, preventive measures, offences consisting in the abuse of freedom of expression, as well as miscarriages of justice and the right to a fair trial.

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Sławomir Lewandowski

My areas of academic interest within the discipline of law include: legal argumentation, legal logic, the theory of law and legislative technique. Although the dominant layer of my research is theoretical-legal in character, I always endeavour for it to be the theory of law broadly understood, not self-enclosed.

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Jan Podkowik

I welcome those interested in constitutional law — both in its classical dimensions and in areas bordering on other branches of law. I am drawn to questions concerning the impact of the constitution on various institutions of the legal system, with particular emphasis on civil law and civil procedure and on the judicial application of law.

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Krzysztof J. Kaleta

I conduct research in the theory and philosophy of law and in constitutional law. My research interests focus on philosophical-legal problems of contemporary constitutionalism, in particular such issues as: the rule of law, constitutional adjudication, and the enactment and amendment of the constitution.

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Maria Supera-Markowska

I welcome those interested in conducting academic research in tax law, financial accounting and the law of public finance. I am particularly drawn to issues concerning income taxes and financial accounting, although my research interests also extend to other taxes and to selected problems of public finance.

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Aleksander Grebieniow

I invite cooperation from those interested in the foundations of contemporary private law, in particular from a comparative and historical-comparative perspective. I deal with issues of the so-called

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Dawid Sześciło

Problems of the organisation and functioning of the contemporary state and public administration at all its levels — from the supranational, through government administration, to territorial self-government; processes of governance and public management, with particular emphasis on public participation and network governance; issues of open government, access to public information and open data; the organisation of selected public service systems, especially healthcare and education.

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Rafał Cieślak

I invite cooperation from those interested in the law of public contracts and in the law of territorial self-government. In particular — in theory and in practice — the following areas of research are close to me: public procurement, public-private partnership, EU funds, energy efficiency, the structure and finances of territorial self-government units.

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Michał Bałdowski

I welcome those interested in researching economic administrative law, in particular capital market law, energy law and issues related to financial market regulation. I am particularly drawn to topics in capital market regulation: issuers' disclosure obligations, investor protection, cross-listing and supervision of the capital market.

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Adam Szafrański

* Public economic law * Energy law * Energy transition

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Marek Zubik

* theory of constitutionalism * constitutional principles of the state * parliamentary law * constitutional aspects of public finance * constitutional adjudication * theory and protection of human rights * theory of transitional justice and militant democracy

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Cezary Błaszczyk

I can offer support in particular to those preparing doctoral dissertations devoted to broadly understood animal protection law and to the legal, ethical and political status of animals. I also welcome, however, cooperation from those undertaking other topics in the field of political and legal doctrines.

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Karol Karski

Public international law and the law of the European Union

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Karol Weitz

Civil procedure with particular emphasis on international and European civil procedural law and arbitration

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Magdalena Błaszczyk

I welcome those who wish to study broadly understood criminal law, with particular emphasis on substantive regulation. I am particularly drawn to topics in economic criminal law, fiscal criminal law and the law of misdemeanours.

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Paweł Borecki

I invite academic cooperation from those interested in the law on religion and religious policy. This concerns current matters, but also the history of the law on religion and religious policy in the Polish lands.

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Adam Opalski

I welcome those interested in company law and commercial law, especially in the dimension of the transformations that have occurred in recent years in connection with the development of technology, the needs of start-up companies and modern forms of M&A transactions and company financing. I am particularly drawn to issues of corporate finance, corporate governance and international and EU company law.

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Miłosz Kłosowiak

I welcome those who wish to study administrative law, including public economic law, as well as administrative procedure and proceedings before administrative courts. These are branches of law with an extraordinarily broad regulatory scope and of significant importance both for the functioning of the state and for individuals.

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Barbara Namysłowska-Gabrysiak

My areas of academic interest include criminal law, feminist legal theory, in particular of criminal law, including issues concerning, among other matters, broadly understood violence against women, reproductive rights, the offence of trafficking in human beings and hate speech. In addition, my academic interests include the issue of the criminal liability of legal persons and the methodology of clinical legal education.

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Dobrochna Bach Golecka

Academic supervision in the field of European Union law, in particular medical law, administrative law, social rights, feminism, fundamental rights in the EU, EU institutions and procedures, EU decision-making and governance, EU citizenship and theory of democracy, and analysis of the case-law of the CJEU.

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Filip Elżanowski

I welcome those interested in researching energy law and the regulatory and administrative aspects of the energy transition. I am particularly drawn to issues related to the functioning of the energy sector, the development of renewable energy sources, energy security and the legal context of climate policy and decarbonisation.

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Anna Zientara

I will undertake cooperation with those interested in conducting academic research in substantive criminal law. I am particularly drawn to topics related to offences and misdemeanours against property and economic transactions.

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Magdalena Bławat

I invite cooperation from those interested in issues in the general part of civil law and in the law of obligations, especially broadly understood contract law. I am glad to support projects involving comparative legal research.

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Tomasz Stawecki

I invite those graduates of law who are not satisfied with thinking about law solely in terms of hierarchical sets of enacted-law norms. In other words, I am more interested in "law in action" than "law in books".

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Karolina Wojciechowska

I welcome those interested in administrative matters — administrative law, administrative procedure and proceedings before administrative courts. I am particularly interested in research on spatial planning and development, and on building law.

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Sławomir Żółtek

I welcome those interested in researching criminal law and the law of new technologies as fields responding dynamically to social, economic and technological change. I am particularly drawn to issues of economic criminal law, liability for economic and financial crimes and the functioning of mechanisms protecting economic transactions.

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Krzysztof Szczucki

The area of mentoring covers above all substantive criminal law, with particular emphasis on the issue of criminal liability, the principles of criminalisation and contemporary directions of development of criminal law. I also specialise in medical law, including issues of legal liability connected with the practice of medical professions, the protection of patients' rights and the limits of permissible medical intervention.

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Marcin Stębelski

Constitutional law, including mainly questions of human rights, the theory of the constitution, constitutional adjudication, parliamentary law and issues of family law in a constitutional perspective. I also deal with the functioning of the authorities, in particular the judiciary, and with the relations between domestic law and European law from a constitutional perspective.