Przegląd Konstytucyjny

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The initiative to establishPrzegląd Konstytucyjnyarose within the group of persons who, until March 2016, formed the Editorial Committee ofPrzegląd Sejmowy. After the Committee was dissolved by the authorities of the Chancellery of the Sejm, we considered it justified to continue our activity consisting in publishing an academic journal that should serve as an important centre of Polish constitutional thought. Programmatically, we refer to the assumptions that in 1993 underpinned the establishment ofPrzegląd Sejmowyand that for twenty-three years were implemented by its Editorial Committee. The composition of our Programme Council also attests to this continuity. We have invited to it outstanding representatives of Polish constitutional law scholarship. We open our pages to authors dealing with broadly understood constitutional issues, including comparative constitutional law, as well as human rights. A special area of interest forPrzegląd Konstytucyjnyis the problematics of the democratic state governed by the rule of law. We open our pages to authors interested in the crisis of the rule of law and the threats to democracy. Breaches of democratic and rule-of-law standards that we are witnessing in Poland should be the subject of multifaceted analyses. These issues extend far beyond the Polish legal system. They are of significant importance at the international level. The texts published inPrzegląd Konstytucyjnyshould be of interest to scholars and practitioners from other countries. In addition to classical questions of constitutional law, we also intend to address issues that are the focus of particular branches of law, the philosophy of law, and the theory of the state and law, insofar as they relate to broadly understood constitutional law. We wish all essential problems of contemporary constitutionalism to be discussed in the journal. We began our activity during a period of deep constitutional crisis in Poland. The first issue ofPrzegląd Konstytucyjnywas devo

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