Published On: September 30th, 2025

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Last week, INIS was proudly represented at the 12th International Scientific Conference “Social Changes in the Global World” in Štip, North Macedonia. Prof.dr  Jowaka Jakubek-Lalik, Faculty of Law and Administration, University of Warsaw, Poland, and Senior Research Fellow of INIS, delivered a presentation titled “Administrative Law and the Struggle for Rule of Law Restoration in Poland.”

In her presentation, Jovaka explored the vital role of administrative law in defending constitutional principles and democratic standards during political and institutional backsliding periods. Using the Polish case as a focal point, she highlighted how administrative law can act as a tool of erosion and as a mechanism for restoring the rule of law.

Her paper generated a stimulating discussion among international colleagues, emphasizing the importance of administrative law scholarship in responding to contemporary governance challenges.

We are also pleased to announce that her paper will soon be published as an article in the Balkan Social Science Review (BSSR), further contributing to the academic debate on defending democratic values in Europe and beyond.

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Last week, INIS was proudly represented at the 12th International Scientific Conference “Social Changes in the Global World” in Štip, North Macedonia. Prof.dr  Jowaka Jakubek-Lalik, Faculty of Law and Administration, University of Warsaw, Poland, and Senior Research Fellow of INIS, delivered a presentation titled “Administrative Law and the Struggle for Rule of Law Restoration in Poland.”

In her presentation, Jovaka explored the vital role of administrative law in defending constitutional principles and democratic standards during political and institutional backsliding periods. Using the Polish case as a focal point, she highlighted how administrative law can act as a tool of erosion and as a mechanism for restoring the rule of law.

Her paper generated a stimulating discussion among international colleagues, emphasizing the importance of administrative law scholarship in responding to contemporary governance challenges.

We are also pleased to announce that her paper will soon be published as an article in the Balkan Social Science Review (BSSR), further contributing to the academic debate on defending democratic values in Europe and beyond.

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