The Role of Parliament in Times of Constitutional Crisis – The Case Study of Poland

What is it about?

This article examines how Poland's parliament has dealt with a constitutional crisis from 2015 to 2023. It looks at how changes to the judiciary and other crucial democratic institutions have led to Poland being seen as a country leaning towards illiberal constitutionalism or authoritarian populism. The study highlights the importance of understanding the ways constitutional crises can unfold and their potential ripple effects across neighboring countries. By focusing on the parliament's role in addressing these challenges and safeguarding the rule of law during populist regimes, the article adds to the discussion on the health of modern parliamentary systems

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