CAN POLAND AFFORD INDEPENDENCE?

The book "Can Poland Afford Independence?" is a collection of reflections and analyses on the condition of the Polish state and its ability to maintain its sovereignty in a changing world. The authors, referring to the thought of Bronisław Łagowski, ask fundamental questions about the foundations of independence and the conditions for its duration. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the challenges facing Poland in the 21st century.

• Analysis of the condition of the Polish state
• Reflections on maintaining sovereignty
• Reference to the thought of Bronisław Łagowski
• Questions about the foundations of independence
• Understanding the challenges facing Poland

Bronisław Łagowski, whose thought is the starting point for this publication, was known for his uncompromising and courageous thinking. His approach to politics, although he valued compromise, did not allow for concessions in the intellectual sphere. This book reminds us of his warnings regarding the state of Polish politics and the state, which, unfortunately, have been confirmed in many aspects. The "Lessons of Łagowski" are still relevant and need to be learned.

The question posed in the title of the book – "Can Poland Afford Independence?" – is not only a rhetorical call to arms, but a real problem that should be the subject of constant reflection by the elites of the nation. The answer to this question does not depend on our desires, but on what we are able to achieve in reality. The journalism of Łagowski, recalled in this book, does not allow for the luxury of not thinking and forces a deep analysis of the situation in Poland.

This book is a valuable source of knowledge for all those interested in Polish politics, history and future. It makes it clear that independence is not given once and for all, but requires constant effort and responsibility. It is a read that provokes thinking and action for a strong and sovereign Poland.

The authors of the publication, referring to the rich intellectual heritage of Bronisław Łagowski, analyze the contemporary challenges facing Poland. They point to the need to build strong state institutions, take care of education and culture, and conduct responsible foreign policy. Only in this way can Poland effectively defend its independence and secure a place among the developed and respected countries of the world.