Tomasz Barankiewicz

Tomasz Barankiewicz is a Lecturer in the Department of Philosophy of Law at the Catholic University of Lublin's Faculty of Law, Canon Law and Administration. He holds dual MA degrees in Theology (1991) and Laws (2005), with a PhD in Philosophy (2001) focused on John Searle's biological naturalism.

• 1984-1990: Philosophical and Theological Studies at Mission Clerical Seminary in Pieniężno
• 1991-1995: Philosophical Studies at Catholic University of Lublin
• 1995: English Language Studies in London
• 1998-2001: PhD Studies at Catholic University of Lublin

His research focuses on Legal Philosophy and Ethics, particularly in public administration contexts. He explores European Integration, Human Rights, and Methodology of Legal Sciences. His recent publications analyze civil service ethics, legal methodology, and Polish administrative law evolution.

Scientific Contributions include monographs like "Filozofia Prawa. Wybór tekstów źródłowych" and "Etyka w działalności gospodarczej", along with articles on legal axiology, procedural justice, and EU law. He contributed to the book "Etyka prawnicza. Stanowiska i perspektywy" (2008).

Scientific Awards:

• Second-degree Team Award (2003) for collaborative publication

Conference Participation includes international events on legal philosophy, European integration, and administrative ethics. He organized sessions at youth legal philosophy conferences and contributed to IVR workshops on EU integration.