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Projekt reformy parlamentarnej w Walii. (Nie)ostatnia odsłona dewolucji

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Toszek B. H.
Przegląd Prawa Konstytucyjnego
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2024
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issue 2(78)
55-65
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W artykule przedstawiono projekt ustawy o członkach i wyborach do Parlamentu Walijskiego z 2023 r. Wykorzystując analizę instytucjonalno-prawną, metody wykładni i systemową, autor wykazuje, że implementacja przedmiotowego projektu będzie stanowiła istotny element procesu kształtowania regionalnego systemu parlamentarnego, w którym tradycje parlamentaryzmu brytyjskiego nie będą jedynym punktem odniesienia.
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The article presents Senedd Cymru (Members and Elections) Bill 2023 regulations. Using institutional and legal analysis, interpretation and systemic methods the author demonstrated that implementation of the Bill will constitute an important element of shaping the regional parliamentary system process in which British parliamentary traditions will not be the only point of reference.
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European Security Management at the National Level. A Comparative Analysis of Strategies for the Development of Defence Capability in the United Kingdom and Poland

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Iwancz J., Toszek B. H.
Polish Political Science Yearbook
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2022
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issue 1(51)
109-117
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The article presents the positions of the UK and Polish governments on the importance of European security management as a factor influencing and shaping the defence doctrine in both states. Building on the systemic nature of European security, security management concepts, as defined in UK and Poland’s strategies for developing defence capabilities, have been examined using a system analysis. The assessment of the issue from the perspective of the UK and Polish governments is based on a decision-making analysis, while differences in the approach to European security are demonstrated through a comparative method. The authors have shown that the actual perception of European security as part of the global order is a factor determining the current involvement of the UK Government in the process of security management. However, the Polish government has shown interest in similar actions only to the extent these are convergent with national security.
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