This ninth episode of Tarello Institute's podcast is dedicated to the interview of Dawid Bunikowski, Professor at the State University of Applied Sciences in Wloclawek, Department of Administration (Poland), Docent (in the Philosophy of Law in the Arctic) at the University of Lapland, Arctic Centre (Finland), Lecturer at the University of Guyana, Department of Law (Guyana), Visiting Researcher at the University of Eastern Finland, School of Theology (Finland), Visiting Professor at Carleton University, Department of Law and Legal Studies (Canada), and Erasmus visiting fellow of this Institute.

His full research and profile can be found here.

Here you can find a glimpse of some of Bukinowski’s main works and publications:

• Philosophies of Polar Law, ed. by D. Bunikowski and A.D. Hemmings, Routledge Research in Polar Law, Routledge 2021.
• Why  Religion? Towards a Critical Philosophy of Law, Peace and God, ed. by D. Bunikowski and A. Puppo, Springer 2020.
• (with R. Musiałkiewicz) The principles of  subsidiarity and decentralisation during the COVID-19 pandemic, with particular emphasis on the Polish and Finnish legal systems, Comparative Law Review, vol. 28, 2022, Poland.
• (with Agnieszka Szpak) Saami truth and reconciliation commissions, The International Journal of Human Rights, vol. 26, issue 2, 2022.
• Human security as philosophy of law and legal pluralism in Arctic indigenous areas, [in:] Unconventional Aspects of Human Security. Cases from the Barents Region, ed. by K. Hossain and A. Petrétei, Juridica Lapponica 45, University of Lapland: Rovaniemi 2018. Finland.

This episode is hosted by Julieta A. Rabanos.