Skirgailė Žalimienė and Bartosz Wojciechowski are judges in the Supreme Administrative Courts in their countries. The co-authors are practicing lawyers and scholars dealing with constitutional, European and administrative law as well as legal philosophy.

• The Role of Democratic Thinking in the Shaping of Legal Awareness and Legal Recognition - National Identity: Constitutional Patriotism or Dialogue on Values - The Margin of Appreciation – a Safety Anchor for Constitutional Identity in Semiotic and Legal Contexts - The Political Versus Proportionality – Methods of Justifying Conflicts of Constitutional Values - The Indifference of Law to Literature - The Limits to Constitutional Amendments and the Question of Constitutional Identity and Citizens’ Consciousness (the Polish case) - “Tempering Steel” – on Shaping the Standard of Interpretation of the Convention as Exemplified by the Legal Recognition of Same- Sex Relationships - Freedom of the Rule of Law- Promoting Expression of Prosecutors under European Law - Right of Access to Justice in Environmental Matters as One of the Forms of Public Participation in Governance and an Instrument for Upholding the Values of the European Union - Participatory Budgeting as a Tool for Increasing Constitutional Awareness

Skirgailė Žalimienė and Bartosz Wojciechowski are judges in the Supreme Administrative Courts in their countries. The co-authors are practicing lawyers and scholars dealing with constitutional, European and administrative law as well as legal philosophy.

• The Role of Democratic Thinking in the Shaping of Legal Awareness and Legal Recognition - National Identity: Constitutional Patriotism or Dialogue on Values - The Margin of Appreciation – a Safety Anchor for Constitutional Identity in Semiotic and Legal Contexts - The Political Versus Proportionality – Methods of Justifying Conflicts of Constitutional Values - The Indifference of Law to Literature - The Limits to Constitutional Amendments and the Question of Constitutional Identity and Citizens’ Consciousness (the Polish case) - “Tempering Steel” – on Shaping the Standard of Interpretation of the Convention as Exemplified by the Legal Recognition of Same- Sex Relationships - Freedom of the Rule of Law- Promoting Expression of Prosecutors under European Law - Right of Access to Justice in Environmental Matters as One of the Forms of Public Participation in Governance and an Instrument for Upholding the Values of the European Union - Participatory Budgeting as a Tool for Increasing Constitutional Awareness

Skirgailė Žalimienė and Bartosz Wojciechowski are judges in the Supreme Administrative Courts in their countries. The co-authors are practicing lawyers and scholars dealing with constitutional, European and administrative law as well as legal philosophy.

• The Role of Democratic Thinking in the Shaping of Legal Awareness and Legal Recognition - National Identity: Constitutional Patriotism or Dialogue on Values - The Margin of Appreciation – a Safety Anchor for Constitutional Identity in Semiotic and Legal Contexts - The Political Versus Proportionality – Methods of Justifying Conflicts of Constitutional Values - The Indifference of Law to Literature - The Limits to Constitutional Amendments and the Question of Constitutional Identity and Citizens’ Consciousness (the Polish case) - “Tempering Steel” – on Shaping the Standard of Interpretation of the Convention as Exemplified by the Legal Recognition of Same- Sex Relationships - Freedom of the Rule of Law- Promoting Expression of Prosecutors under European Law - Right of Access to Justice in Environmental Matters as One of the Forms of Public Participation in Governance and an Instrument for Upholding the Values of the European Union - Participatory Budgeting as a Tool for Increasing Constitutional Awareness