About
Maciej Rakowski serves as a Professor at the University of Lodz within the Faculty of Law and Administration, specifically in the Department of Research on the Development of State and Law. He also conducts teaching activities at the Faculty of Management, delivering lectures, seminars, and exercises in both Polish and English.
His research focuses on historical and comparative analyses of political systems, with particular expertise in:
- Evolution of legislature-executive relations across different governance models
- Historical development of political systems in Italy, the Kingdom of Hawaii, and Fiume
- Electoral law frameworks and their societal impacts
- Local government law and territorial self-governance structures
Professor Rakowski actively disseminates his research through scientific publications and conference presentations, contributing to academic discourse in constitutional history and political science. His work bridges historical analysis with contemporary governance challenges.
Within the university structure, he serves on key collegial bodies including the Faculty Council and the Committee for Academic Degrees at the Faculty of Law and Administration. His teaching responsibilities encompass both undergraduate and graduate instruction, with regular student consultations conducted during designated office hours in room 3.55 at Kopcińskiego 8/12 in Łódź.
