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The subject matter of this paper is the analysis of the phenomenon of subordination as a manifestation of the relationships between political authority and society and of the phenomenon of equality as an inherent right of individuals. The author has made an attempt to examine the mutual relationships between the two phenomena, especially from the perspective of the impact on the establishment of relationships between political authority and society.
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Przedmiotem niniejszego opracowania jest analiza zjawiska podporządkowania jako przejawu stosunków między władzą polityczną a społeczeństwem oraz zjawiska równości jako przyrodzonego prawa jednostki ludzkiej. Autor podjął próbę zbadania wzajemnych relacji między oboma zjawiskami, zwłaszcza z punktu widzenia wpływu na kształtowanie się stosunków między władzą polityczną a społeczeństwem.
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Culture and Authority II

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The subject matter of the second part of the article (the first part was published in issue 1/2019 of the “Critique of Law”) is a continuation of the analysis of the impact of cultural patterns such as integrity, social dialogue, elimination of violence on the formation of the relationships between authorities and members of the state community.
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In the study entitled “Nation as a constitutional concept” there are presented the ways of adapting the term “nation” for the legal positioning of people as a collective in the Polish constitutional acts, beginning with the first Polish Constitution of 1791, to the Republic of Poland’s amended Constitution of 1997. There are analyzed the reasons of substituting the term “nation” in favour of other expressions in the constitutional act of 1935 and the reasons of the excessive use of the national rhetoric in the legal standards in the 1952 Constitution of People’s Republic of Poland. Including the traditional meaning of the term “nation” for Poles and transformations of United Europe’s countries character, in the article there are analyzed the relations between the term “nation”, understood as citizens overall, and the definition of “society” and “civil society” including the citizens, residents of the state, independently of the citizen status.
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Artykuł nie zawiera abstraktu w języku polskim
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