Full Professor (since 2002),
1997 – Habilitation in Law, Institute of Legal Studies, Polish Academy of Sciences (PAN)
1987 – Doctor of Law: Faculty of Law and Administration, University of Warsaw
1978 – Master of Arts: Faculty of Law and Administration, University of Wrocław
Research areas
Research focus on theoretical issues of law and state, concerning i.a. the development of concepts of law, creation, interpretation and application of law. A considerable part of scientific interests covers different constitutional problems, especially devoted to human liberties and rights, as well as studies on the Constitutional Tribunal’s case-law. Numerous publications concern labor law.
Didactics at Warsaw School of Economics
Courses on 1) Constitutional Law, 2) Theory and Philosophy of Law, 4) Human Rights and Freedoms, 5) Labor Law
International experience
• Visiting Scholar at the East Central European Center, Columbia University (June – December 2012; April – June 2013)
• Visiting Scholar at Northeastern Illinois University, Chicago (September 2011 – February 2012)
• Course on European Law and its application, legal institutions guaranteeing the system of European Law, organized by the European Studies Center in Strasburg and the National School of Administration (École nationale d’administration), Strasbourg (1995)
• Course on British legal institutions, York (1993)
contact: jonisz@sgh.waw.pl