The Common European Constitutional Culture

Content: Antal Visegrády: European Legal and Constitutional Cultures - Karolina M. Cern/Bartosz Wojciechowski: The Holy Grail as the Heritage of the Future - on the Search for a Common Legal Culture in Presources of the EU Law - Tadeusz Biernat: From the Community of Law to the Community of Principles - José Manuel Aroso Linhares: The Political Contingence of Constitutional Voluntas and the Practical Continuity of Law's Cultural «Project». A Conversation Piece Concerning a «Narrative» of Discontinuity - Anna Kalisz: Mediation and the European Legal Culture - Leszek Leszczynski: On Human Rights Protection in the European Union Legal Order: Between Pragmatism and the Axiology of Integration - Pawel Mazur/Ewa Nowak: How Moral Judgment Competence Fosters Discretionary Powers: A Dilemmatic Approach - Gülriz Uygur: The Job of the Judge in the Context of Silenced People: The Opuz Case - Marek Zirk-Sadowski: The Emergence of the Identity of the Administrative Law in the Process of Building the Relation of the Administrative Courts vis-à-vis the Case Law of the Constitutional Tribunal - Roman Hauser: The Place of the Case-law of the Administrative Courts in the System of the Constitutional Control of the Activities of Public Administration - József Benke: European Constitutional Culture and Civil Procedure.

Roman Hauser is a Professor of Administrative Procedure at Adam Mickiewicz University (Poland) and the President of the Polish Supreme Administrative Court.
Marek Zirk-Sadowski is a Professor of Theory and Philosophy of Law at the University of Lódz (Poland) and the Vice-president of the Polish Supreme Administrative Court.
Bartosz Wojciechowski is an Associate Professor at the Faculty of Law at the University of Lódz (Poland) and a judge at the Supreme Administrative Court.