Administration history up to the first half of XVIII century
WP-AD-1-HAw1-ćw
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Term 2025/26_Z:
1. Introductory issues. Periodisation of the history of the political system and law in Poland. 2. The state of the Republic in the first half of the 18th century. 3. Political reforms during the reign of Stanisław August Poniatowski. Reforms of the Convocation Sejm of 1764. Cardinal laws. The Partition Sejm of 1773-1775 and its reforms. Legislation of the Great Sejm. The Government Act of 3 May 1791. 9. The partitions and fall of Poland (1795) – consequences. 10. The political system of the Duchy of Warsaw in the light of the constitutional act of 1807. 11. The political system of the Kingdom of Poland in the light of the constitution of 1815. 12. Organisation of the insurgent authorities in 1830/1831. Resolutions of the insurgent Sejm on constitutional changes. 13. Organic Statute of 1832. 14. Grand Duchy of Poznań. 15. Political system of the Free City of Krakow. 16. French law in Polish territories in the 19th century. Administrative judiciary. 17. Autonomy of Galicia after the granting of the National Statute (1861). 18. Reconstruction of the Polish state during World War I. Act of 5 November 1916. Provisional Council of State. Regency Council. Council of State. 19. The first constitutional acts of the reborn Republic of Poland. The Legislative Sejm and the Small Constitution of 1919. 20. The March Constitution. 21. The August Amendment. 22. The April Constitution. 23. The process of unification and codification of law in the Second Polish Republic. Administrative judiciary. 24. The formation of the foundations of the political system of People's Poland (1943-47).
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elementary
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