[Recenzja: Ewelina Cała-Wacinkiewicz, Fragmentacja prawa międzynarodowego, Wydawnictwo C.H. Beck, Warszawa 2018]

Studia Prawnicze KUL 2020, nr 2 (82), s. 425-432.

[Book Review: Lukasz Gruszczynski (ed.), The Regulation of E-cigarettes: International, European and National Challenges, Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham: 2019, pp. 320]

Polish Yearbook of International Law 2019, t. XXXIX, s. 291-295.

One of the most important trends in the law studies is connected with the legal evaluation of new economic and/or social phenomena and technological developments. The book edited by l. Gruszczynski1 refers to a matter which has elements of all of them, although it describes just one group of products. E-cigarettes seem to be a niche subject, perhaps no more interesting than thousands of other products (at least other than water, food and energy). It may however be astonishing for scholars engaged in the traditional way of approaching international law (subjects of law, its sources, responsi-bility etc.) how many interesting perspectives, unexpected legal conclusions, and real challenges are connected with e-cigarettes. It must be stressed that term “e-cigarettes” is just an everyday shorthand term; the scientific term used in the book is Ends (i.e. Electronic nicotine delivery systems). For reasons of simplicity the former term will be used here, however.

[Recenzja: Maria Matey-Tyrowicz (red.), System prawa RP w procesie europeizacji. Warszawa, 2002]

Państwo i Prawo 2003, nr 10, s. 115-116.

[Recenzja: Karl M. Meessen (ed.), Extraterritorial Jurisdiction in Theory and Practice, London-The Hague-Boston, 1996]

Polish Yearbook of International Law 1996, t. 22: 1995/1996, s. 274-276.

[Recenzja: Rudiger Wolfrum (ed.), United Nations: Law, Policies and Practice, Dordrecht-London-Boston, 1995]

Polish Yearbook of International Law 1996, t. 22: 1995/1996, s. 247-249.