No. 2 (2026): Discourse of Law and Administration

Articles

From Outer Space to Algorithms: What Can Administrative Law Learn from International State Responsibility Regimes?

Izabela

21-37
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Artificial Intelligence in Administrative Law: Structural Deficits, Control Gaps and Platform Dependency. A Jurisprudential and Administrative Law Analysis

Winfried Huck

39-63
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Cybersecurity Standards in Public Health. Regulatory and Systemic Challenges in the Era of Data-driven Healthcare

Agnieszka Jankowska

65-85
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Between innovation and security: about principles governing the European artificial intelligence system

Martyna Kaczmarczyk

87-102
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Between the Algorithm’s Recommendation and the Individual’s Will: Two Practical Case Studies on AI in Healthcare and Elder Care

Martyna

103-117
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AI in the Czech Public Administration, Selected Topics

Ewa Szewczyk, Petr Mrkývka, Dana Šramková, Michal Janovec

119-128
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The prolixity of the review process for doctoral thesis and the fictitious nature of the reviewers’ responsibility for it

Michał Najman

129-147
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Electronic Residence Document. Legal Nature, Application and Development Prospects

Agnieszka Narożniak, Justyna Matusiak

159-181
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Legal Regulation of New Technologies in the Context of Public Authority and State Governance

dr Przemysław Pasierb

183-194
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Substitution by a retired notary – selected issues

Amelia Pic

195-209
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AI Advancements and GDPR Obligations Regarding the Content of Personal Data Processing Notices: Challenges for Public Administration in Poland

Patricia Sharp

225-241
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Artificial intelligence in the exercise of public authority and the democratic accountability of the administrative body. Between legality, human oversight and judicial review

Ksenia Kakareko, Jacek Sobczak

243-255
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Personal Data Protection in Digitalized Public Administration: Challenges and Solutions in the Context of AI

Miruna Tudorascu, Raluca Ivan

257-270
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Peer-reviewed articles

The Importance of Artificial Intelligence Tools in Combating Illegal and Harmful Content

Katarzyna Chałubińska-Jentkiewicz

7-19
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From Internal Standards to the AI Act: Reshaping Financial Processes for the Era of Algorithmic Accountability

Johan Schweigl

211-224
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Commentaries

Recognition of erotic content made available online as a cultural service. Critical commentary on the judgment of the Supreme Administrative Court of 16 October 2025, ref. no. I FSK 1342/22

Bartłomiej Nałęcz

149-157
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Full Issue

Articles

From Outer Space to Algorithms: What Can Administrative Law Learn from International State Responsibility Regimes?

Artificial Intelligence in Administrative Law: Structural Deficits, Control Gaps and Platform Dependency. A Jurisprudential and Administrative Law Analysis

Cybersecurity Standards in Public Health. Regulatory and Systemic Challenges in the Era of Data-driven Healthcare

Between innovation and security: about principles governing the European artificial intelligence system

Between the Algorithm’s Recommendation and the Individual’s Will: Two Practical Case Studies on AI in Healthcare and Elder Care

AI in the Czech Public Administration, Selected Topics

The prolixity of the review process for doctoral thesis and the fictitious nature of the reviewers’ responsibility for it

Electronic Residence Document. Legal Nature, Application and Development Prospects

Legal Regulation of New Technologies in the Context of Public Authority and State Governance

Substitution by a retired notary – selected issues

AI Advancements and GDPR Obligations Regarding the Content of Personal Data Processing Notices: Challenges for Public Administration in Poland

Artificial intelligence in the exercise of public authority and the democratic accountability of the administrative body. Between legality, human oversight and judicial review

Personal Data Protection in Digitalized Public Administration: Challenges and Solutions in the Context of AI

Peer-reviewed articles

The Importance of Artificial Intelligence Tools in Combating Illegal and Harmful Content

From Internal Standards to the AI Act: Reshaping Financial Processes for the Era of Algorithmic Accountability

Commentaries

Recognition of erotic content made available online as a cultural service. Critical commentary on the judgment of the Supreme Administrative Court of 16 October 2025, ref. no. I FSK 1342/22

University of Zielona Góra

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