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Publications/chapters in academic books - Instytut Studiów Europejskich

Publications/chapters in academic books

  • Natanek, M. (2026). The Visegrad Group then and now: Another case for capacity-expectation gap syndrome. In The collapse of the bipolar world and the new identity in Eastern Europe and its Sub-Regions (pp. 109-126).
  • Koźbiał, K. (2026). Public perception of Czechoslovakia's dissolution in the Czech Republic. In The collapse of the bipolar world and the new identity in Eastern Europe and its Sub-Regions (pp. 25-38).
  • Gajda, K. (2026). Nuclear heritage: The transformation of Cold War bunkers into spaces of memory, art, and education. In The collapse of the bipolar world and the new identity in Eastern Europe and its Sub-Regions (pp. 293-305).
  • Gajda, K. (2026). Introduction: Geopolitical divisions and identity in Eastern Europe: The historical and contemporary dynamics of Central, Eastern, and Southeastern Europe. In The collapse of the bipolar world and the new identity in Eastern Europe and its Sub-Regions (pp. 7-23).
  • Gawlas-Zajączkowska, A. (2026). The politics of the history of the Holocaust in Poland since the end of the Second World War. In The collapse of the bipolar world and the new identity in Eastern Europe and its Sub-Regions (pp. 213-224).
  • Stępka, M., Mazurkiewicz, A., & Krüger, M. (2026). Introducing resilience. In Emerging varieties of resilience: Experiences from Germany, Poland and Ukraine (pp. 1-14).
  • Góra, M., Thevenin, E., & Zielińska, K. (2026). The future of Europe debate in Poland: Old dilemmas in the politicised context. In Political actors' narratives on the reforms of the European Union: Future visions of Europe? (pp. 135-153).
  • Góra, M., Thevenin, E., & Zielińska, K. (2026). A comparative perspective on the future of Europe debate in national parliaments: Mapping democracy, differentiation and dominance. In Political actors' narratives on the reforms of the European Union: Future visions of Europe? (pp. 24-46).
  • Ambrosewicz-Jacobs, J., & Musiał, A. (2026). Dangerous victims? Teaching nationalist youth about the Holocaust: Challenges and strategies in Poland. In The mnemonic warriors of the European far right: Memory politics, laws, narratives (pp. 198-207).
  • Kopyś, T. (2026). The memory politics of communism in the discourse of the Hungarian right after 1989. In The mnemonic warriors of the European far right: Memory politics, laws, narratives (pp. 93-109).
  • Stępka, M., & Mazurkiewicz, A. (2026). Resilience in the Polish strategic discourse and practice: The use of the Polish territorial forces during the COVID-19 pandemic. In Emerging varieties of resilience: Experiences from Germany, Poland and Ukraine (pp. 72-91).
  • Kubicki, P. (2026). Difficult heritage: The case of German urban heritage in Polish cities. In The mnemonic warriors of the European far right: Memory politics, laws, narratives (pp. 244-261).
  • Zubek, M. (2026). "The feminist, the egoist and the altruist"? Morality and emotions in debates on how to "save strangers" in the Polish Sejm, UK House of Commons and the European Parliament. In Western and non-western perspectives on emotions in international relations: Emotional worlds (pp. 150-173).
  • Frahm, O., Czerska-Shaw, K., Orzechowska-Wacławska, J., Stępka, M., Banach, M., & Fijał, M. (2026). Give me some nasty! Post-truth narratives in European migration debates. In Reclaiming liberal democracy in the postfactual age (pp. 95-116).
  • Golemo, K. (2026). Reviving the memory of Salazar? The legacy of the Estado Novo in contemporary Portugal. In The mnemonic warriors of the European far right: Memory politics, laws, narratives (pp. 211-224).
  • Wydmańska, E. (2026). European educational challenges: European projects not only for young people. In INTED 2026: 20th International Technology, Education and Development Conference: Conference Proceedings (pp. 1-9).
  • Stępka, M. (2026). Resilience and self-organisation of the Polish migration governance system: Experiences from the first months of the Ukrainian refugee crisis of 2022. In Emerging varieties of resilience: Experiences from Germany, Poland and Ukraine (pp. 92-109).
  • Pożarlik, G. (2026). The revolt of the mnemonic warriors: Mnemonic constitutionalism, mnemocracy, and making contested legacy a true story by Law and Justice (PiS). In The mnemonic warriors of the European far right: Memory politics, laws, narratives (pp. 142-154).
  • Sondel-Cedarmas, J., & Pożarlik, G. (2026). Introduction. In The mnemonic warriors of the European far right: Memory politics, laws, narratives (pp. 1-9).
  • Mazurkiewicz, A., Krüger, M., & Stępka, M. (2026). Conclusion: Old and new paths of resilience. In Emerging varieties of resilience: Experiences from Germany, Poland and Ukraine (pp. 151-162).
  • Styczyńska, N. (2026). Central European populist euroscepticism: Perceptions of the European Union. In The Routledge Handbook of European Union Politics (pp. 349-360).
  • Thevenin, E., & Umit, R. (2026). European Parliament groups' perspectives on the future of Europe: In the European house of conflicting ideas. In Political actors' narratives on the reforms of the European Union: Future visions of Europe? (pp. 207-224).
  • Styczyńska, N., & Thevenin, E. (2026). Right-Wing eurosceptic members of the European Parliament: A challenge to the European future? In Political actors' narratives on the reforms of the European Union: Future visions of Europe? (pp. 225-240).
  • Góra, M., Thevenin, E., & Zielińska, K. (2026). National and European debates on the future of European democracy: An introduction. In Political actors' narratives on the reforms of the European Union: Future visions of Europe? (pp. 1-23).
  • Abassy, M. (2026). Russian society and official heroic narratives about World War II. In The mnemonic warriors of the European far right: Memory politics, laws, narratives (pp. 113-126).
  • Sondel-Cedarmas, J. (2026). The past that does not want to pass away? A few remarks on the debate surrounding the project to establish a Museum of Fascism in Predappio. In The mnemonic warriors of the European far right: Memory politics, laws, narratives (pp. 225-243).
  • Zubek, M. (2026). Poland: All (not so) quiet on the Eastern front. In Security, defence, and the future of Europe: Views from the capitals (pp. 87-90).
  • Thevenin, E. (2026). French perspectives on the future of Europe: Debating European sovereignty. In Political actors' narratives on the reforms of the European Union: Future visions of Europe? (pp. 47-65).