POLAND. AN EMERGING GEOPOLITICAL POLE IN CENTRAL EUROPE

The book "Poland. An Emerging Geopolitical Pole in Central Europe" is an analysis of Poland's role as a key player in shaping policy in Europe. Authors Mariusz Marszałkowski and Jakub Bornio present arguments as to why Poland is becoming an increasingly important actor on the international stage, especially in the context of regional security and resistance to imperialist aggressors.

• Analysis of Poland's role in Central Europe
• Influence on NATO policy and regional security
• Building a strong army as a response to threats
• Overcoming geopolitical challenges through active measures
• Contribution to weakening imperialist aggressors
• Role of medium-sized states in ensuring security

The book analyzes how Poland actively shapes NATO policy and builds a strong, modern army to counter Russian imperialism. Poland's success underscores that medium-sized states can play a key role in ensuring regional security and weakening imperialist aggressors. This publication shows how Poland has managed to overcome its geopolitical constraints through active political, energy, military and economic measures.

The authors analyze how Poland, through strategic decisions and investments, is becoming increasingly independent and influential in the region. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in international politics, European security and Poland's role in shaping the future of the continent. This publication offers a unique insight into Poland's transformation and its aspirations to be a leader in Central Europe.

This book is an important voice in the discussion about the future of Europe and Poland's role in shaping it. Based on solid analysis and data, the authors present arguments that force reflection on the current international order and the possibilities of changing it. This publication is a valuable source of knowledge for politicians, analysts and anyone who wants to understand how Poland is becoming an emerging geopolitical pole in Central Europe.

Technical data:

Publisher: Kolegium Europy Wschodniej, 2025

Pages: 82

Format: 154x235 mm

Binding: paperback