13 October 2018
Cakes that Speak
On anti-gay pastry, discrimination darkrooms and other matters of constitutional and unconstitutional confectionery. Continue reading >>
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06 October 2018
Men Like Them
On frat boys, men of honour and other phenomena of constitutional masculinity. Continue reading >>22 September 2018
Fool me once
On last-minute delays for Poland, last-ditch attempts to fire Maaßen and other ways of overtaxing our constitutional patience. Continue reading >>
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15 September 2018
Thanks for the Clarification
On clear lines for Orbán, murky pools for Maaßen and other matters of constitutional translucence and opacity. Continue reading >>08 September 2018
Silence means Dissent
On abstention, abstaining and other ways of staying clear of constitutional and non-constitutional sin. Continue reading >>
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01 September 2018
Now let him enforce it
On powerless judges, unforthcoming Poles and other constitutional matters of who gets to force his will on whom. Continue reading >>
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25 August 2018
Law and Sentiment
On public opinion, private feelings and other sensible and sentimental matters constitutional. Continue reading >>24 July 2018
„Do not go. Do not vote“: an Interview with WOJCIECH SADURSKI
The Polish President Andrzej Duda has announced a referendum about the reform of the Polish Constitution of 1997. According to Wojciech Sadurski, the questions he intends to ask the Polish people are either meaningless, redundant or downright detrimental - with one important exception. Continue reading >>21 July 2018
Break from the Break
On the epic fight about Prawo and Sprawiedliwość that is going on in Poland and other estival reasons for constitutional alarm. Continue reading >>
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14 July 2018
Seven Long Years
On staring into abysses, the passing of time and what we all want to be remembered for. Continue reading >>
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