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prof. dr hab. Jerzy Supernat
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Pokój/room 405
budynek/building A, ul. Uniwersytecka 22/26
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Jerzy Supernat
Instytut Nauk Administracyjnych
Wydział Prawa, Administracji i Ekonomii
Uniwersytet Wrocławski
ul. Uniwersytecka 22/26
50-145 Wrocław
Dyżury w roku akademickim 2020/21 w semestrze letnim: czwartek 15:00-16:00. Office hours in the academic year 2020/21 in the summer semester: Thursday 15:00-16:00
Currently via email: jerzy.supernatuwr.edu.pl
and MS Teams.
Działalność naukowa / Academic activity
Prof. dr. hab. Jerzy Supernat is the Head of the Section of Comparative Public Administration in the Institute of Administrative Studies of the Department of Law, Administration and Economics at the University of Wrocław. His scientific remit is state and extra-state public administration and administrative law, primarily public administration and administrative law in Poland, England and Ireland, and public administration and administrative law in the European Union. He teaches in English courses on various aspects of public administration and administrative law applying comparative perspective and comparative methods.
Jerzy has published extensively on legal and organizational aspects of public administration, including the executive and administration of the European Union, and on the functions of administrative law (effectiveness of public administration responsible for general interest vs protection of individual rights and interests against public administration), as well as functions of administrative law lawyers. Recently he has focused on common administrative space in the European Union and administration of the European Union, including administrative proceedings and judicial control over administration.
Jerzy is the member of the Research Network on European Union Administrative Law (ReNEUAL) and the author of the Polish-English Dictionary of Public Administration and Administrative Law. The Dictionary is an outcome of his interest in the languages of public administration.