Establishing a Patron of a Local Government Unit in Poland in Light of the Principle of Equality before the Law and the Principle of Equality of Churches and other Religious Associations
‘A Tailor-Made Patron’ or the Problem of the Representativeness of Patrons in the Policy of Their Establishment. An Analysis of Provincial Towns
Agnieszka Kasińska-Metryka
Perfil de Orcid Establishment of a Patron of a Local Government Unit in Local and Regional Traditions
Financing of Initiatives to Commemorate the Patron of a Local or Regional Community with Public Funds, Including from the So-Called Participatory Budget
The Practice of Assigning Patrons for Units of Local and Regional Government in the Podkarpackie Province
The Constitutional and Procedural Aspects of the Assignment of Patron Saints in the Public Space in France
The journal Studies in Logic, Grammar and Rhetoric is co-funded from research funding provided by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education. Contract no. RCN/SP/0483/2021/1.
Duration: 1 January 2023 – 31 December 2024. The amount of financing equals PLN 58600.
The journal Studies in Logic, Grammar and Rhetoric is published under the auspices of the Polish Society for Logic and Philosophy of Science, and along with Logic and Logical Philosophy; Bulletin of the Section of Logic; and Studia Logica.
Studies in Logic, Grammar and Rhetoric is one of Poland's top philosophy journals with an international profile and indexed at the lists such as ERIH, Scopus, CEJSH and IndexCopernicus.
The formula of Studies in Logic, Grammar and Rhetoric, which alludes to the medieval trivium, allows the journal to publish a wide variety of science resources and essays, enabling the use of different methods and approaches to study a number of issues, symbolically brought together under the trivium.
Using this formula, Studies published items on the methodology and philosophy of sciences, the philosophy of language, articles and essays belonging, sensu stricte, to the field of logic, as well as essays on the history of ideas.
The editors' key task is to define the thematic content of articles in such a way that would give it a universal dimension, enforcing a unity of subject matter and at the same time adhering to the same formula of the journal thus appealing to readers from different academic backgrounds.
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