Jiří Přibáň
Jiří Přibáň (born 25 August 1967 in Prague) is a Czech academic, author, translator, and essayist who has served since 2024 as a justice of the Constitutional Court of the Czech Republic. Přibáň specialises in sociology, politology and philosophy of law, and was awarded professorship in the discipline by the Charles University in Prague in 2002.Over his career, Přibáň published several books, and he regularly appears as a political commentator in the mainstream Czech media, such as Czech Television, Hospodářské noviny, and Právo. He also contributed to Journal of Law and Society and to the BBC World Service. He was a member of the Program Council of the Forum 2000 conference.
Přibáň graduated from Charles University in Prague in 1989 and joined Cardiff Law School staff in 2001. He is noted for applying ideas of Niklas Luhmann's system theory on philosophy of law.
In February, 2013, he refused the offer of the President Miloš Zeman to become a constitutional judge. Provided by Wikipedia
Evropa, Rusko, teroristé a běženci : Schwarzenberg, Ryšavý, Kraus, Glanc, Přibáň, Romancov, Robejšek, Dobrovský, Rubeš, Steiner, Rupnik, Petříček, Pithart
Hvížďala, Karel, 1941-, Schwarzenberg, Karel, 1937-, Ryšavý, Martin, 1967-, Kraus, Michael, 1949-, Glanc, Tomáš, 1969-, Přibáň, Jiří, 1967-, Romancov, Michael, 1969-, Robejšek, Petr, 1948-, Dobrovský, Luboš, 1932-2020, Rubeš, Jan, 1945-, Steiner, P. 1946-, Rupnik, Jacques, 1950-, Petříček, Miroslav, 1951-, Pithart, Petr, 1941-
Year of Publication 2016
Year of Publication 2016