Donald Tusk has returned to Polish politics. Does he know what he is doing? Not entirely says Aleks Szczerbiak who doubts that Tusk can appeal to uncommitted voters at The Global Agora Listen here
Polling suggests that a record number of young Poles identify with the left following their mass mobilisation in last autumn’s abortion protests. But this is not translating into increased support for left-wing parties and may […]
Jarosław Kaczyński in his struggle to modernise the conservative Law and Justice Party (PIS), but not turning neo-liberal. It is a pity that the party is so denigrated by mainstream media as it is one […]
Aleks Szczerbiak is truly a phenomenon. He manages to repeatedly write articles explaining the complicated political situation in Poland so that one actually knows what is really happening and why. He puts 99.9% (at least) […]
It is a bitter pill for the EU political elite to swallow, but the conservative Law and Justice Party has increased democratic participation among those disenfranchised by EU policy. And should there be legitimate human […]
In Poland we are seeing a divide between the wealthy urban elite and the provincial populace, that is increasing throughout EU nations. This is the result of the EU’s neo-liberal policy. Aleks Szczerbiak is Professor […]
Once again Aleks Szczerbiak disentangles an otherwise very confusing and partisan political issue, not only for Poland, but for the EU. Aleks Szczerbiak is Professor of Politics and Contemporary European Studies at the University of […]
Catching up on Polish politics. The Law and Justice party has been portrayed in mainstream media in the EU as “far-right”. This article explains that the far-right in Poland is occupied by someone else. Aleks […]
The current political situation in Poland, warts and all. After reading Aleks’s article one truly has a grasp of what is occurring in Poland. There are hardly any other authors in Europe who can do […]
Although the right-wing ruling party won a decisive victory, the overall balance of support for the government and opposition camps remains evenly divided. Next May’s presidential election now assumes critical importance and could be closer […]
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