NORMATIVISM OF H. KELSEN AND CONTEMPORARY LEGAL SCIENCE - ADAM BOSIACKI

The book "Normativism of H. Kelsen and Contemporary Legal Science" by Adam Bosiacki is an in-depth analysis of the work of Hans Kelsen, one of the most important legal theorists of the 20th century. This publication is the result of a scientific conference organized at the University of Warsaw and is a significant contribution to Polish legal science. It allows one to understand Kelsen's influence on modern law and democratic systems, and encourages further discussion of his theory.

• In-depth analysis of Hans Kelsen's theory
• Influence of Kelsen on contemporary legal science
• Result of a scientific conference at the University of Warsaw
• Contribution to Polish legal science
• Analysis of the impact of Kelsen's thought on various aspects of law
• Basis for discussion of the pure theory of law
• Actuality of aspects of Kelsen's work

Hans Kelsen, born in 1881, was one of the most influential legal theorists of the 20th century. His concept of law, focusing on pure form and abstraction from other phenomena, had a huge impact on contemporary legal science. Kelsen's theory, despite controversies, became one of the foundations of modern institutional democracies. His works are still the basis for discussions and analyses in the legal community.

This publication is the result of a scientific conference held at the Faculty of Law and Administration of the University of Warsaw in May 2014. It contains articles by representatives of Polish legal science and the recognized researcher Stanley L. Paulson. These articles analyze the impact of Kelsen's thought on various branches of law, the foundations of his concept and its implications. The book is a valuable source of knowledge for students, scientists and legal practitioners.

This publication aims to raise awareness of the need to analyze the meaning of Kelsen's theory, its extraordinary nature and its conditions. Kelsen's theory, although narrowing law to its pure form, is an essential element in understanding modern legal systems. This book is an invitation to discuss the pure theory of law, also called normativism, the aspects of which are still relevant and inspiring for lawyers around the world.

Technical data: Pages: 312, Format: 15x21 cm, Year of publication: 2019, Cover: hardcover, Publisher: Wolters Kluwer, Number of pages: 312, Cover: hardcover, Format: 15x21 cm. The book is available in hardcover, ideal for reading and storing. The 15x21 cm format ensures comfortable use, and the high print quality guarantees a comfortable reading experience.