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LSE IDEAS Jagiellonian Forum provides insights on the CEE region, and particularly the V4 countries, the Baltics, and transatlantic relations. Our focus is on the ongoing events related to politics, foreign policy, international relations, security, society, economics, and technology.
The Editorial Board:
- Łukasz Kamieński (Jagiellonian University)
- Wojciech Michnik (Jagiellonian University)
- Johann Kattenstroth (Jagiellonian University)
- Stuart Austin (LSE IDEAS)
Proofreading: Garry Robson
The Managing Editor is Gabriela Kwiatek. For all content inquiries or publication pitches, please contact her at cseep@uj.edu.pl.
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Paweł Ścigaj: 'Global and Local Conspiracy Theories in Poland in the Time of COVID-19'
14.04.2021
In the latest instalment of the COVID-19 series of blog posts originally published on the Ratiu Forum's blog, Franciszek Czech and Paweł Ścigaj, at the Jagiellonian University’s Institute of Intercultural Studies and Institute of Political Science and International Relations, show how belief in conspiracy theories in Poland has increased across the political spectrum since the pandemic began.
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Dominika Dziwisz: 'Privacy in the Time of COVID-19'
14.04.2021
In an ongoing series exploring the impact of the COVID-19 crisis in the CSEE region, originally published for the Ratiu Forum Blog, Dominika Dziwisz assesses the complex challenges and uncertainties of citizen data gathering, surveillance and privacy.
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"Trianon: 100 Years After" Report Available
13.04.2021
LSE IDEAS invites you to download its inter-disciplinary report on the historical and political consequences of the 1920 Treat of Trianon, which effectively ended Hungary's hegemony in much of Central Europe and the Western Balkans.
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"A Sea Change? The Impact of the US Presidential Election on Central and South-Eastern European Security and Defence"
07.04.2021
As the Biden-Harris administration has taken over the White House, many observers of Central and South-Eastern European affairs have wondered how this change of government can affect the region. In this report, LSE IDEAS experts weigh in on such affairs as Russia, rule of law, and security cooperation.
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