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Les élections présidentielles en France. 1958–2012, (Michel Winock)

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Szklarski T. W.
Przegląd Sejmowy
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2019
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issue 1(150)
299–302
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In his book Les élections présidentielles en France. 1958–2012, professor Michel Winock not only presents the specificity of the elections of the French head of state, but also of the office. The discussion begins with explaining the historical conditions related to the position of the President of the Republic. Further, the establishment of the Fifth Republic of France is presented, as well as the new creation in the science of political systems – the semi-presidential system – which is mostly the result of General Charles de Gaulle’s activity. Subsequent chapters contain characteristics of exercising the office by its individual holders and the extent to which political marketing decides on the outcome of electoral competition in the modern world.
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Sprawozdanie z debaty pt. „Prawo(rządność) i polityka. Spór rządu Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej z Komisją Europejską”, Warszawa, 7 września 2017 r.

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Szklarski T. W.
Przegląd Sejmowy
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2018
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issue 1(144)
251–255
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The debate on “(Rule of) Law and politics. a dispute between the government of the Republic of Poland and the European Commission” was supposed to bring the audience closer to the issue that has been warming up emotions both in Poland and in the European Union since 2015. It dealt the problem of reforming the Polish constitutional judiciary and common courts. In the couse of the debate, a lot of criticism about the Polish government was voiced, most often unsupported by factual arguments, which of course affected the quality of the whole meeting. There were more references to political sympathies and judgments of the current authorities than to an objective discussion on the issue, important for Poles and Poland.
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