Law / History of Law

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Faculty/school/department
Law and Administration
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PI name
Michał Gałędek
PI bio

Michał Gałędek, PhD (2010), is Professor of University of Gdańsk and the Head of the Chair of Legal History at Faculty of Law and Administration. His recent monograph: “National Tradition or Western Pattern? Concepts of the New Administrative System for the Congress Kingdom of Poland (1814-1815)” is under contract with Brill Publishers. His current research focuses on the Polish constitutionalism in 19th century and the development of Polish legal culture in 19th and 20th centuries.

ORCID ID 0000 0002 9538 6860

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Contact person
Michał Gałędek
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Short description of research profile

The recent project aims to verify the research thesis whether and why the constitution of the Kingdom of Poland of 1815 should be deemed a formative factor of Polish political liberalism at the time of its birth. I have adopted the assumption, that the earlier stages of the development of Polish thought were of “protoliberal” nature, while the concept of “liberalism” did not begin to emerge until 1815.

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Publications

Representative publications

Modernization, National Identity, and Legal Instrumentalism: Studies in Comparative Legal History, eds. Michał Gałędek & Anna Klimaszewska, vol. I-II, 2020, Leiden-Boston: Brill-Nijhoff
Michał Gałędek, ‘The monarchical sovereignty and the ministerial responsibility in the course of works on the constitution for the Kingdom of Poland, 1814-1815’, Giornale Storia de Costituzionale 2019, vol. 37/1
Michał Gałędek, ‘Dreams of ‘moving from the Napoleonic code to the new era of the judiciary’ on the eve of establishment of the Kingdom of Poland (1814-1815)’, Rechtskultur. Zeitschrift für Europäische Rechtsgeschichte 2019, heft 8
Michał Gałędek, Anna Klimaszewska, ‘A Controversial Transplant? The Debate on the Adaptation of the Napoleonic Code on Polish Territories in the Early Nineteenth Century’, Journal of Civil Law Studies, 2 (2018)

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