Working Papers Nr 1. 
Wyobraźnia i odpowiedzialność. Drzewo decyzyjne wyborów prezydenckich w cieniu pandemii COVID-19
Author: Prof. Arkadiusz Radwan, Ph.D., LL.M., Director of the Center
The purpose of this paper is to provide a political and legal analysis of the choice options, decisionmaking processes and negotiation strategies of political actors in dispute over the date of the presidential elections in Poland the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. 
The Paper is available under the following Link.

Working Papers Nr 2.
Wybory korespondencyjne w Bawarii (29 marca 2020 r.) a COVID-19
Authors: Prof. Arkadiusz Radwan, Ph.D., LL.M., Director of the Center, and Ph.D. Sonia Horonziak
The purpose of this paper is to test the hypothesis according to which the postal voting held in Bavaria in March 2020, amidst the pandemic, has led to an increase of the number of COVID-19 cases. The results of this study may be relevant for the discussion that is ongoing in Poland where public health concerns are being expressed. 
The Paper is available under the following Link.

Working Papers Nr 3.
Między negacjonizmem a dyfamacją. Ustawodawca jako moderator dyskusji o przeszłości
Author: Prof. Arkadiusz Radwan, Ph.D., LL.M., Director of the Center,
We are pleased to present you the new PAN@Working Paper entitled Between historical negationism and defamation. Legislator as a moderator of the discussion on the past" The article of Professor Arkadiusz Radwan is a legal and philosophical contribution to the discussion on the juridisation of history - a process of interference by legislator and the courts with public debate about the past. The article takes on a complex set of legal and philosophical questions related to the juridisation of history. Its main focus are the so-called memory laws enacted in various jurisdictions as well as judicial practice (national and international) regarding remembrance of Holocaust and other crimes committed during World War II.
The Paper is available under the following Link.