33:40
Do Duties Pre-Exist Rights? A Historical and Sociological Analysis - Seminar by prof Scott Veitch
35:10
Wprowadzenie do książki "Prawo podmiotowe. Etyka-prawo-polityka" - T. Raburski.
01:06:56
Reader Meet Author. Discussion on Béla Pokol's book JURISTOCRACY
51:24
Ruling of Polish Constitutional Tribunal in Comparative Context - seminar
42:18
Creativity in Legal Scholarship - seminar by prof. Wibren van der Burg, Erasmus University Rotterdam
48:45
[CLEST Lecture #7] Cosmin Cercel: Towards Jurisprudence of State Communism
01:04:51
[CLEST Lecture #6] Sanne Taekema: The Rule of Law as a Pragmatic Ideal
01:37
[CLEST Short Comments] Professor Zenon Bańkowski on Legal Education
01:01:04
[CLEST Lecture #5] Joseph Weiler: Non Instrumental Approach to Law
54:38
[CLEST Lecture #4] Martin Krygier: Reimagining the Rule of Law
01:34:21
Academia and the Political: 9th CEE Forum Plenary Debate
01:16:57
[CLEST Lecture] The Long Goodbye: Zenon Bańkowski Lecture #3
01:14:00
[CLEST Lecture] The Long Goodbye: Zenon Bańkowski Lecture #2
01:21
[CLEST Comments] [EN SUBS] Professor Adam Czarnota on Legal Education
01:02:48
[CLEST Lecture] The Long Goodbye: Zenon Bańkowski Lecture #1
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CLEST’s YouTube channel shares lectures and comments on legal and social theory, constitutionalism, rule of law and legal education.
The Centre for Legal Education and Social Theory (CLEST) was established at the Faculty of Law, Administration and Economics of the University of Wroclaw, Poland in 2015 on the initiative of Professor Adam Czarnota. The aim of the Centre is to: improve the quality of education of students and doctoral candidates as regards their social competence, the integration of legal academia with other areas of the social sciences and humanities, and research on legal education.
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