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Constitutional Changes in Poland Between 1989 and 1997

Between 1987 and 1988 the communist elite in Poland that held the power had become aware of the fact that the significant changes in both system and economic model were necessary. It resulted from the influence of both external factors, i.e. the general dismantling of the system and paralysis of the Soviet state, as well as the internal ones, such as the growing threat of economic disaster1. The growing social resistance and gradual self-