THE LEGAL STATUS OF POLISH NATIONAL SYMBOLS RADOSŁAW GRABOWSKI

Discover the fascinating analysis of the legal status of Polish national symbols in Radosław Grabowski's book. The author proposes a new perspective that allows for a broader view of the issue of regulating state symbols. This is a must-read for anyone interested in the history and constitutional law of Poland. Immerse yourself in the rich history of the coat of arms, anthem, and national colors, learn about their constitutional conditions, and understand how closely the history of symbols is linked to the history of the Polish state.

• New perspective on the regulation of state symbols
• In-depth analysis of the history of the coat of arms, anthem, and national colors
• Constitutional conditions of state symbols
• Connection of the history of symbols with the history of the Polish state
• Wide range of views on the meaning and form of symbols
• Analysis of norms regarding the status of symbols today
• Careful examination of judicial practice

Radosław Grabowski's book is an important and interesting voice in Polish scientific literature on constitutional law. The author moves with great erudition in the area of state history, discussions that have taken place in the past about symbols, and conducts an independent analysis of the norms regarding their status today, carefully examining judicial practice and convincingly building his own conclusions about the importance of protecting state symbols. An excerpt from the review by Dr. habil. Anna Młynarska-Sobaczewska from the Institute of Legal Sciences of the Polish Academy of Sciences emphasizes the value of this publication.

This publication presents a wide range of views on the meaning and form of symbols - both in historical terms and from the perspective of contemporary authors. The author moves with great erudition in the area of state history, discussions that have taken place in the past about symbols, and conducts an independent analysis of the norms regarding their status today, carefully examining judicial practice and convincingly building his own conclusions about the importance of protecting state symbols.

The book has 258 pages, a format of 226x169 mm, a paperback cover, and was published in 2023 by Adam Marszałek Publishing House. It is a position that should be in the library of every lawyer, historian, and person interested in Polish national identity. Learn about the legal status of Polish national symbols and understand their importance for contemporary Poland.