Rett Ludwikowski

Rett Ludwikowski

Rok urodzenia

1943

Place of residence

Warsaw

Nationality

  • Polish

Languages

  • English
  • Polish
  • Russian

Specializations

  • commercial agreements in general

Education

  • Ph.D. and habilitation – Jagiellonian University

Professional career

  • Senior Fulbright Scholar, at Jagiellonian University, Cracow, Poland, Fall 2004;
  • Managing Editor, Comparative Rights and Fundamental Freedom, Oceana, 2001-2005;
  • Senior Fulbright Scholar, at Jagiellonian University, Cracow, Poland, Fall 1997;
  • Director, Comparative and International Law Institute;
  • The Catholic University of America Law School, 1987-present;
  • Director, The Catholic University of America International Business and Trade Summer Program, 1992-present;
  • Visiting Scholar, Max-Planck-Institute fur auslandisches and internationales Privatrecht, Hamburg, Germany, Fall 1990;
  • Professor of Law (tenured), The Catholic University of America, 1986-present;
  • Professor of Law, The Catholic University of America, 1985;
  • Visiting Professor of Law, The Catholic University of America, August 1984 – May 1985;
  • Visiting Professor of Politics, The Catholic University of America, January – May 1984;
  • Visiting Professor of Politics, Alfred University, Fall 1983;
  • Visiting Scholar, The Hoover Institution, Stanford University, June – October 1983;
  • Visiting Professor of Political Science, Elizabethtown College, PA, pring Semester, 1982-83;
  • Senor Fellow, Marguerite Eyer Wilbur Foundation, April – December 1982;
  • Holder of chair of modern political movements and ideas;
  • The Jagiellonian University, Cracow, Poland, 1976-81;
  • Supervisor of the chair of the history of legal and political ideas, The Jagiellonian University, 1981;
  • Associate Professor of Law, The Jagiellonian University, 1981;
  • (University appointment, not confirmed by the government.) Chairman of Division of Law, The Jagiellonian University, 1980-81;
  • Chairman of Division of Business, The Jagiellonian University, 1976-81;
  • Assistant Professor of Politics, The Jagiellonian University, 1976-81;
  • Adjunct Professor of the History of Political Ideas, Institute of Political Science, The Jagiellonian University, 1971-1976;
  • Senior Lecturer, at the Chair of the History of Political Ideas, Institute of Political Science, The Jagiellonian University, 1967-71;
  • Assistant to the Chair of the History of Political Ideas, The Jagiellonian University, 1966-67.

Publications

  1. Presidential Elections in the U.S.A. in Comparative Perspective (Lexis/Nexis, 2009) (with Anna Ludwikowski);
  2. Courts in the United States—Structure and Jurisdiction, (Sady w Stanach Zjednoczonych. Struktura i Jurysdykcja) (with Anna Ludwikowski), TNOIK, 2007 Torun;
  3. International Trade (Handel Miedzynarodowy) (2nd ed. enlarged and updated) C.H. Beck 2009;
  4. International Trade, (1st. ed. Handel Miedzynarodowy), C.H.Beck 2006;
  5. Comparative Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, Vol. I (Oceana Publications Inc., 2002);
  6. Comparative Constitutional Law, TNOIK 2000, Torun;
  7. Regulations of International Trade and Business (ed. & co-author);
  8. Vol. II, International Business Transactions, ABC 1998;
  9. Regulations of International Trade and Business. Vol. I, International Trade, ABC 1996;
  10. Constitution Making in the Countries of Former Soviet Dominance;
  11. Duke University Press, 1996.