Marcin Dąbrowski

Marcin Dąbrowski is an Associate Professor at the University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, affiliated with the Department of Constitutional Law and State Studies within the Faculty of Law and Administration. His work spans constitutional law, human rights, and legal philosophy, with a focus on Polish and comparative constitutional systems.

• Specializes in constitutional law, legal theory, and human rights.
• Supervises one doctoral student and has 87 citations (Google Scholar H-index: 5).
• Infrastructure available for research; no external funding allocated.

His publications analyze constitutional interpretation, anti-values in law, and institutional dynamics between the Constitutional Tribunal, courts, and legislative bodies. Notably, he critiques Poland’s compliance with European human rights standards and examines presidential prerogative powers.

Research trends highlight judicial accountability, historical legal reforms, and administrative law challenges in post-communist contexts. He actively engages with Polish constitutional disputes and international legal frameworks.

His academic activities include supervising doctoral candidates and contributing to debates on legislative ethics, security services accountability, and electoral rights for EU citizens.