We are pleased to invite you to a guest lecture to be delivered by Namatai Kwekweza, an African leader, social entrepreneur and human rights advocate.
The lecture will take place on Wednesday, 22 April at 13:15, in Room 022. The event is co-organised by the European Studies Student Research Group and the African and Middle Eastern Student Research Group.

Join us for a meeting with Prof. Saygun Gökarıksel, focusing on his book Moral Autopsy: Truths, Secrets, and the Judicial Afterlives of Communist Secret Service Archives (Cambridge University Press, 2025). The meeting will take place on 21 April (Tuesday), at 13.15, in Room 543. The event is co-organised by the Nomos Centre and the Institute of European Studies.

On 27 March, we had the pleasure of welcoming Professor Adam Fagan of King's College London to our Institute. He delivered a lecture entitled “Green Activism in the Era of Re-democratisation: Which Factors Determine the Transition from Coal to Alternative (Greener) Energy Sources in Poland?” as part of the PROSPER Jean Monnet Network.

Join un for the third event in the TED4UJ_ISE series that will take place on Tuesday, 21 April 2026, at 13:15, in Room 407. The TED4UJ_ISE series is organised in cooperation with the Representation of the European Commission in Poland – Political Section. At this event, we will be joined by Dr Jerzy Plewa to discuss the evolution of the EU Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) in response to contemporary geopolitical, environmental and climate-related challenges.

The return of large-scale global migration has two principal causes. First, it is a consequence of the major demographic boom that began in Great Britain and Ireland at the turn of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. Over the past two hundred years, this wave has encompassed almost all continents, yet its peak is only now reaching Africa. Over the next three decades alone, the population of sub-Saharan countries will increase by 800 million adults.