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Antoni Peretiatkowicz (1884-1956) was a Polish legal scholar, considered one of the most prominent legal jurists of twentieth century Poland.
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Antoni Peretiatkowicz (1884-1956) was a Polish legal scholar, considered one of the most prominent legal jurists of twentieth century Poland.

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Antoni Peretiatkowicz (1884-1956) was a Polish legal scholar, considered one of the most prominent legal jurists of twentieth century Poland.

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Career Postwar Poland's newly created universities needed experienced professors and scholars. In 1919, Peretiatkowicz accepted a call from the University of Poznań to organize, as a professor and dean, a new legal-economic faculty. Two years later he became the Vice-Rector of the university and finally its Rector between 1936 and 1939. From 1930, he was also a director of the private Higher School of Commerce until 1938. Thanks to his efforts, the school received the status of an official higher education institution in 1938, along with its new name as the State Academy of Commerce (currently Poznań University of Economics). Peretiatkowicz became its first Rector and remained in this position until the beginning of the Second World War in September 1939. As Rector of two higher education institutions—an unprecedented circumstance in Poland—Peretiatkowicz demonstrated outstanding organizational skills and leadership, while still writing and teaching classes. In 1920, Peretiatkowicz founded a quarterly Ruch Prawniczy i Ekonomiczny (Legal and Economic Trends). As editor-in-chief, he oversaw the publication of twenty volumes. Many of his articles were included. Following the World War II, the periodical resumed its activity under the name of Ruch Prawniczy, Ekonomiczny i Socjalny (Legal, Economic, and Sociological Trends). In the same…

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Studies Peretiatkowicz began law studies in Warsaw in 1902 and continued in Berlin, Lviv (Lwów), and Cracow (Kraków). He received a doctorate degree from the Jagiellonian University in Cracow in 1909. From 1909 to 1914, Peretiatkowicz continued his post-doctoral studies in Paris, Geneva, and Heidelberg. Under the influence of Georg Jellinek, Peretiatkowicz came to a decision to concentrate on constitutional law and political doctrines as his main area of research. As a student, Peretiatkowicz published his first legal and philosophical studies. In 1908, he received an award from the Gazeta Sądowa Warszawska (Warsaw Judicial Journal) for his article on legal philosophy and comparative methodology: Filozofia Prawa a Metoda Porównawcza (Legal Philosophy and Comparative Method). In the same year, Archiv für Rechts – und Wirtschaftsphilosophie published his article on Polish philosophy of the twentieth century: Die polnische Rechts und Wirtschaftsphilosophie im XX Jahrhundert. In 1914, he wrote an insightful study on the legal aspect of Jean-Jacques Rousseau's philosophy (Filozofia Prawa J. J. Rousseau’a, Cracow, 1913). This was a new addition to a large body of studies that, until then, were mainly concerned with the political component of Rousseau's philosophy. This was one of his first studies on Rousseau's philosophy – a…