PART I. Ideas and interpretations
Chapter I. American concepts of legal interpretation from the perspective of Polish theory of law
Chapter II. American idea of human didignity in the case-law of the Supreme Court of the United States: a European perspective
Chapter III. The doctrine of piercing the corporate veil: the measure to fight fraud or injustice
Chapter IV. Pragmatic truth in Rorty's cultural politics
PART II. Institutions and procedures
Chapter V. The right to a jury trial in light of the American criminal justice system: a European perspective
Chapter VI. Juridicial selection system and its impact on judicial independence
Chapter VII. Strategic lawsuits against public participation (SLAPP) in the American legal thought
Chapter VIII. An introductory re-examination of the electoral college as a (re-) distributive mechanism in American federalism
PART III. Challenges and debates
Chapter IX. From Lyndon B. Johnson to Barack Obama: anti-poverty policy in the United States
Chapter X. Abortion in judgments of the Supreme court of the United States
Chapter XI. Popularization of totalitarian systems and holocaust's negation in European and American legal tradition
Chapter XII. The influence of freedom of speech on the fair use and its further development
Chapter XIII. Corporate supervision in the United States: the origin, definition and role of independent directors.