Współczesne zagrożenia wolności informacji w prasie

Młynarska-Sobaczewska, Anna

doi:10.15804/ppk.2010.01.01

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“…4, pp. 338-354. a proper "transition ritual" that could bring a kind of relief 35 . Thus, even after 30 years since the transformation to democracy, calls for such a settlement are still alive (eg the Demotion Act).…”

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Illiberal democracy in action: Polish kind of symbolic legislation

Bień-Kacała

2019

European Studies

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Summary The author explores symbolic legislation in Poland. Three instances of such legislation enacted since the 2015 general election are analysed in this essay. The author recognizes symbolic legislation of the negative type and provides specific features. She asks about the causes for such activity of the Parliament. The author has outlined the conclusion, that possible reasons may be: a deficient process of the transition to democracy, and past negative time perspective. Both reasons disturb the sustainable development of Polish society. As a possible solution, the author considers a properly functioning education system. However, this would be regulated by an act of Parliament that may be entirely symbolic as well.

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Illiberal democracy in action: Polish kind of symbolic legislation

Bień-Kacała

2019

European Studies

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Political Bias Media in the Light of the Provisions of the Polish Constitution of 1997

Grabowski

2019

PPK

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The political involvement of media may raise doubts, particularly when these are the cases of political bias. Many Polish journalists perceive this phenomenon critically and try to counteract it, creating codes of journalistic ethics. Their impact, however, is not common, so they remain ineffective. This problem should be considered while analyzing the Polish constitutional provisions and laws. None of the provisions of the Polish Constitution of 1997 does prohibit journalists or media political commitment. Media in Poland have but to fulfill an important function of informing the sovereign (nation) about all the activities of public authorities. To this end, the legal standards guarantee media freedom of action. Associated with the position of media power is to serve social objectives, which is to provide information. Legal norms do not require neutrality, nor do they impose political commitment. It should also be remembered that media are a part of the Polish political system.

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Współczesne zagrożenia wolności informacji w prasie

Cited by 2 publications

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Illiberal democracy in action: Polish kind of symbolic legislation

Illiberal democracy in action: Polish kind of symbolic legislation

Political Bias Media in the Light of the Provisions of the Polish Constitution of 1997

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