Law, Space and The Political: an East-West Perspective

Paulina Bieś-Srokosz, Rafał Mańko, Jacek Srokosz

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. Law, Space and The Political: an East-West Perspective. Red. Bieś-Srokosz, Paulina; Mańko, Rafał; Srokosz, Jacek . Częstochowa: Uniwersytet Jana Długosza w Częstochowie, 2019, 226 s. ISBN 9788374555562

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Introduction The development of critical legal thinking in Central and Eastern Europe is a relatively recent phenomenon. As Adam Sulikowski – the most prominent critical legal scholar of the region – has rightly pointed out, despite th...

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Table of contentsIntroduction9
Rafał MańkoChapter I. Legal Taxonomy and the Political: A Central European Perspective1. Introduction14
2. Legal taxonomy as a discourse of hegemony16
3. Legal taxonomy as a discourse of normalisation and discipline20
4. Legal taxonomy as a matter of social construction22
5. Conclusions26
Chapter II. Beyond Unitarism and Federalism: a New Concept of a Non-EuropeanMulti-Party State1. Introduction33
2. Sovereignty and Democracy34
3. Freedom and Equality36
4. The New Ideology37
5. Unitarism and Federalism39
6. Conclusions43
Ekaterina Yahyaoui KrivenkoChapter III. Imagining Futures of International Law through Spacetime1. Introduction47
2. The tripartite vision of space49
3. International law’s space51
4. Disrupting international law’s view of space58
5. Nomadism65
6. Imagining spacetime with international law68
Chapter IV. Transformation of Legal Order in Turkey: A Comparison with LateWeimar Germany1. Introduction71
2. Rechtsstaat in Turkey: Setup, Implementation and Rupture73
3. The Weimar Experience: Schmitt, National Socialism and the Rechtsstaat76
4. Instead of a Conclusion80
Paulina Bieś-SrokoszChapter V. Legal Transplants in Administrative Law: Polish Experiences1. Introduction85
2. Legal transplants in administrative law versus Polish legislative actions86
3. Conclusions91
Reform from a Law and Society Perspective1. Introduction95
2. Introduction of Saiban-in System96
3. Establishment of Law Schools99
4. Conclusions107
Chapter VII. The Sovereign Dictatorship of President Iloilo1. Introduction109
2. Iloilo’s rise to power110
3. Prerogative Power111
4. Final Note125
Jakub ŁakomyChapter VIII. The Space of the Political in Legal Interpretation (Some Remarkson The Dworkin-Fish Debate)1. Introduction127
2. Epistemic communities and the political128
3. Is a ‘chain novel’ apolitical?129
4. Fish’s reply to Dworkin132
5. Subject vs. objection of cognition: Fish and Kozak134
6. Conclusions136
Paweł SnopekChapter IX. Neoliberalism, ideology, social (in)justice and post-politics1. Introduction139
2. Ideology, justice, neoliberalism and post-politics140
3. Neoliberal understanding of freedom144
4. ‘Fantasy’ of freedom in neoliberal ideology147
5. Limits of freedom150
6. The neoliberal freedom of contracts152
7. Neoliberal ideology and social justice155
8. Neoliberal freedom and post-politics157
Jernej Letnar ČerničChapter X. Corporations and Socio-economic rights1. Introduction161
2. Corporations and Socio-economic rights163
rights165
4. The way forward171
5. Conclusions173
Ulrike KistnerChapter XI. “Polycracy” – Concept, Controversies, and Consequences1. The Appearance, Disappearance, and Reappearance of ‘Polycracy’175
2. ‘Polycracy’ as differentia specifica of Totalitarianism176
3. Johannes Popitz on ‘Polycracy’178
4. ‘Total State’ and ‘Totalitarianism’180
5. Political restructuring in the absence of the political186
6. ‘Binnenanalyse’ of total state theories – and beyond190
Su BianChapter XII. Constituencies without constituent power: Some commentson contemporary constitution-making1. Introduction194
2. ‘The political’ in Schmittian theory196
3. Demise of the legitimation point201
4. Multiplication without integral nexus208
5. Conclusions211
Jacek SrokoszChapter XIII. Arguments for separate identity and particular importanceof lawyers in contemporary society in narrative of legal professions1. Introduction213
2. Thinking like a lawyer215
3. Axiological autonomy of lawyers217
4. Cult of Meritocracy218
5. Special role of lawyers in contemporary society220
6. Critical analysis of lawyers’ narrative221
7. Conclusions223