Grażyna Skąpska
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 256799 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Grażyna Skąpska |
| PRENOMES | Grażyna |
| SOBRENOME | Skąpska |
| ASSINATURA | SKĄPSKA G |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Agriculture in Krakow |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 17 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1987 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2019 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Socio‐legal Studies in Poland
This article is the fifth in an occasional series dealing with the development, current status, and future of socio‐legal studies in selected countries. It follows articles by Kim Economides (Aotearoa/New Zealand), Harry Arthurs and Annie Bunting (Canada), Renaud Colson and Stewart Field (France), and Alfons Bora (Germany)
The decline of liberal constitutionalism in East Central Europe
When communism collapsed in 1989, an intense discussion erupted about how to proceed. The dominant line of thought urged early and radical transformation. The radical reformers focused on three aspects of reform: liberalisation of prices, trade and enterprise; macroeconomic stabilisation; and privatisation. A standard fourth point was the construction of a social safety net. Implicit in these reforms was institutional reform, but reform of the ju…
Law and Democracy
From "civil society" to "Europe
From 'Civil Society' to 'Europe
Drawing on the sociological theory of reflexive modernization and the doctrine of liberal democracy, this book debates the formation of postcommunist constitutionalism. Examination of Poland, in comparison with other postcommunist countries, leads to a new theory of reflexive constitutionalism
The Moral Fabric in Contemporary Societies
Preface, Grazyna Skapska SECTION ONE: THE MORAL FABRIC IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETIES: TWO PERSPECTIVES Morality in Contemporary Society, Masamichi Sasaki Morality in Contemporary Social Theory, Grazyna Skapska SECTION TWO: TRUST IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETIES Trust: A Cultural Resource,Piotr Sztompka Some Observations on Problems of Trust in Modern Societies, Shmuel Eisenstadt SECTION THREE: PROMISES AND DISAPPOINTMENTS: EASTERN EUROPE AFTER COMMUNISM SEE…
Moral Definitions of Constitutionalism in East Central Europe
In this article the approaches to past gross human rights violations are analysed as moral foundations of post-dictatorial or post-totalitarian constitutionalism. The theoretical perspective adopted stresses the discursive elaboration of the past as a means of legitimization for the new political system, and as justification of institutionalized approaches towards the perpetrators and instigators. In light of this, the author investigates the pol…
"Beyond Arrogance and Subordination to the "System
An appeal to public intellectual should have special resonance in Eastern and in Central Europe-a part of the world where former dissident writers and intellectuals have become presidents, ministers, and chairs of parliaments, and lawyers once persecuted for opposition to regimes have become chairs of constitutional courts and tribunals. As a matter of fact, Eastern and Central Europe have produced many great intellectuals, as evidenced by a quic…
No Hope ? An Essay on Globalization Theories and the Legal Institution Building Processes in Postcommunist Europe
Pas d'espoir ? Un essai sur les théories de la globalisation et les processus de construction des institutions juridiques dans l'Europe postcommuniste. L'auteur montre que, pour les démocraties en voie de développement, un certain espoir lié à des opportunités certaines est inhérent au processus de globalisation du droit. Elle indique aussi les obstacles qui se dressent sur la route
Learning to be a citizen
Both the celebration of and disappointment with civil society arise because of conceptual deficiencies and, more important, a growing gap between actual political developments and civil society theory. The result of this is the 'overlooking of the cognitive importance of the economic component of civil society formation', on the one hand, and a rather static reading off of civil society theory as a 'theory of ethical and cognitive development of …
The New Great Transformation? Change and Continuity in East-Central Europe
La socialisation juridique et le changement social
This short analysis of legal socialization and social changes is undertaken in view of the importance of legal socialization for the processes of transformation occuring in Central Europe. The study is based on the assumption that for legal socialization two factors have an essential meaning : the individual cognitive, emotional and moral development and the educational effects of the social (cultural, political) System control mechanisms. Argume…
Les représentations de la régulation normative de la vie quotidienne
S'appuyant, comme l'article de Ch. Kourilsky, sur les données de l'enquête comparative sur la socialisation juridique avant l'âge adulte menée en 1987-1988, l'auteur opère une analyse des représentations des concepts de droit privé chez les enfants et les adolescents polonais qui lui permet de conclure à l'échec de l'inculcation de la notion de propriété collective par l'idéologie communiste. Cependant la détérioration progressive de l'ordre de l…
The Rule of Law from the East Central European Perspective
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The Rule of Law from the East Central European Perspective
III. Connaissances et représentations du droit chez 11-17 ans en Pologne
The Sociology of Law in Poland. Problems, Polemics, Social Commitment
The presentation of a given branch of science can be attained in two ways: either by stressing the development of an organisational form of the discipline, characterising the conditions in which particular avenues of research develop; or by placing the main problems characteristic of the given branch of science in the broader perspective of the intellectual trends influencing its development and emphasising the arguments and polemics specific to …
From 'Civil Society' to 'Europe
Drawing on the sociological theory of reflexive modernization and the doctrine of liberal democracy, this book debates the formation of postcommunist constitutionalism. Examination of Poland, in comparison with other postcommunist countries, leads to a new theory of reflexive constitutionalism
"Beyond Arrogance and Subordination to the "System
An appeal to public intellectual should have special resonance in Eastern and in Central Europe-a part of the world where former dissident writers and intellectuals have become presidents, ministers, and chairs of parliaments, and lawyers once persecuted for opposition to regimes have become chairs of constitutional courts and tribunals. As a matter of fact, Eastern and Central Europe have produced many great intellectuals, as evidenced by a quic…
Learning to be a citizen
Both the celebration of and disappointment with civil society arise because of conceptual deficiencies and, more important, a growing gap between actual political developments and civil society theory. The result of this is the 'overlooking of the cognitive importance of the economic component of civil society formation', on the one hand, and a rather static reading off of civil society theory as a 'theory of ethical and cognitive development of …
The Rule of Law from the East Central European Perspective
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
The Sociology of Law in Poland. Problems, Polemics, Social Commitment
The presentation of a given branch of science can be attained in two ways: either by stressing the development of an organisational form of the discipline, characterising the conditions in which particular avenues of research develop; or by placing the main problems characteristic of the given branch of science in the broader perspective of the intellectual trends influencing its development and emphasising the arguments and polemics specific to …
The Sociology of Law in Poland. Problems, Polemics, Social Commitment
The presentation of a given branch of science can be attained in two ways: either by stressing the development of an organisational form of the discipline, characterising the conditions in which particular avenues of research develop; or by placing the main problems characteristic of the given branch of science in the broader perspective of the intellectual trends influencing its development and emphasising the arguments and polemics specific to …
The Rule of Law from the East Central European Perspective
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
The Rule of Law from the East Central European Perspective
III. Connaissances et représentations du droit chez 11-17 ans en Pologne
La socialisation juridique et le changement social
This short analysis of legal socialization and social changes is undertaken in view of the importance of legal socialization for the processes of transformation occuring in Central Europe. The study is based on the assumption that for legal socialization two factors have an essential meaning : the individual cognitive, emotional and moral development and the educational effects of the social (cultural, political) System control mechanisms. Argume…
Les représentations de la régulation normative de la vie quotidienne
S'appuyant, comme l'article de Ch. Kourilsky, sur les données de l'enquête comparative sur la socialisation juridique avant l'âge adulte menée en 1987-1988, l'auteur opère une analyse des représentations des concepts de droit privé chez les enfants et les adolescents polonais qui lui permet de conclure à l'échec de l'inculcation de la notion de propriété collective par l'idéologie communiste. Cependant la détérioration progressive de l'ordre de l…
The New Great Transformation? Change and Continuity in East-Central Europe
No Hope ? An Essay on Globalization Theories and the Legal Institution Building Processes in Postcommunist Europe
Pas d'espoir ? Un essai sur les théories de la globalisation et les processus de construction des institutions juridiques dans l'Europe postcommuniste. L'auteur montre que, pour les démocraties en voie de développement, un certain espoir lié à des opportunités certaines est inhérent au processus de globalisation du droit. Elle indique aussi les obstacles qui se dressent sur la route
Learning to be a citizen
Both the celebration of and disappointment with civil society arise because of conceptual deficiencies and, more important, a growing gap between actual political developments and civil society theory. The result of this is the 'overlooking of the cognitive importance of the economic component of civil society formation', on the one hand, and a rather static reading off of civil society theory as a 'theory of ethical and cognitive development of …
"Beyond Arrogance and Subordination to the "System
An appeal to public intellectual should have special resonance in Eastern and in Central Europe-a part of the world where former dissident writers and intellectuals have become presidents, ministers, and chairs of parliaments, and lawyers once persecuted for opposition to regimes have become chairs of constitutional courts and tribunals. As a matter of fact, Eastern and Central Europe have produced many great intellectuals, as evidenced by a quic…
The Moral Fabric in Contemporary Societies
Preface, Grazyna Skapska SECTION ONE: THE MORAL FABRIC IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETIES: TWO PERSPECTIVES Morality in Contemporary Society, Masamichi Sasaki Morality in Contemporary Social Theory, Grazyna Skapska SECTION TWO: TRUST IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETIES Trust: A Cultural Resource,Piotr Sztompka Some Observations on Problems of Trust in Modern Societies, Shmuel Eisenstadt SECTION THREE: PROMISES AND DISAPPOINTMENTS: EASTERN EUROPE AFTER COMMUNISM SEE…
Moral Definitions of Constitutionalism in East Central Europe
In this article the approaches to past gross human rights violations are analysed as moral foundations of post-dictatorial or post-totalitarian constitutionalism. The theoretical perspective adopted stresses the discursive elaboration of the past as a means of legitimization for the new political system, and as justification of institutionalized approaches towards the perpetrators and instigators. In light of this, the author investigates the pol…
From "civil society" to "Europe
From 'Civil Society' to 'Europe
Drawing on the sociological theory of reflexive modernization and the doctrine of liberal democracy, this book debates the formation of postcommunist constitutionalism. Examination of Poland, in comparison with other postcommunist countries, leads to a new theory of reflexive constitutionalism
Law and Democracy
The decline of liberal constitutionalism in East Central Europe
When communism collapsed in 1989, an intense discussion erupted about how to proceed. The dominant line of thought urged early and radical transformation. The radical reformers focused on three aspects of reform: liberalisation of prices, trade and enterprise; macroeconomic stabilisation; and privatisation. A standard fourth point was the construction of a social safety net. Implicit in these reforms was institutional reform, but reform of the ju…
Socio‐legal Studies in Poland
This article is the fifth in an occasional series dealing with the development, current status, and future of socio‐legal studies in selected countries. It follows articles by Kim Economides (Aotearoa/New Zealand), Harry Arthurs and Annie Bunting (Canada), Renaud Colson and Stewart Field (France), and Alfons Bora (Germany)
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