Adam Sulikowski is a full professor at the University of Wroclaw, critical constitutionalist and legal philosopher as well as the author of monographs and scientific articles on constitutional theory, postmodern and post-Marxist philosophy of law and social theory. He is also President of "Fontes", Association for Research on the Sources and Functions of Law.Paweł Chmielnicki ia s full professor at the Lazarski University in Warsaw. His research focuses on relationships among norms determining achievement of goals of human activities. In 2009, he discovered the existence of clear long-term trends in the legislative process. He is the Founder of "Fontes", Association for Research on the Sources and Functions of Law.

• Legislation and the Political: Towards Critical Legisprudence (Rafał Mańko) – The Role of Lawyers in Law-making and the Political Struggle from the Perspective of Carl Schmitt (Rafał Chybiński) – Politicalness of Law and Technological Ideology (Dominik Góra) – "Macro" and "Micro" Approach to Research on Law as a Part of Socio-Economic System (Paweł Chmielnicki) – Some Examples and Experience from Australian Income Tax Law (Alexandra C. Evans) – Problems Arising in Connection with Implementation of the Product Liability Directive (85/374/EEC) into Polish Law (Joanna Kuźmicka-Sulikowska) – "The Borders" of the Legislator’s Freedom in the Legislation (Sanita Osipova) – Constitutional Court – a Controller or Co-Legislator? (Dobrochna Mnich) – Sociological Context of Legislation (Martin Škop)

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