POLAND IN THE WORLD. REACTIVATION

Discover a fascinating analysis of Poland's place in a rapidly changing world. This book, written by experienced diplomacy practitioners and experts, is essential reading for anyone who wants to understand the complexities of modern international politics. Learn about perspectives that will help you interpret events and understand Poland's role on the global stage.

• In-depth analysis of Poland's position in the world
• Practical view of experts and diplomats
• Key information for understanding international politics
• Inspiration to act for a strong Poland
• Valuable reading for every patriot
• Knowledge essential for interpreting events

"Poland in the World. Reactivation" is a publication that raises questions about the future of Poland in the context of global challenges and opportunities. Based on their rich experience, the authors present analyses and forecasts that provoke reflection and discussion. This book is an invitation to actively participate in shaping the future of Poland.

The Jagiellonian University Press, known for its high-quality scientific and popular science publications, presents readers with a work that combines scientific reliability with accessible language. It is essential reading for students, political scientists, diplomats, journalists and anyone interested in international affairs.

This book is not only a collection of analyses, but also an inspiration to act. The authors, full of passion and commitment, encourage active participation in public life and to take care of Poland's interests on the international stage. It is a reading that awakens patriotism and faith in the potential of our country.

The 160x240 mm format ensures comfortable reading, and the 398 pages full of content guarantee a rich source of knowledge and inspiration. The year of publication 2022 proves the topicality of the topics and problems raised. "Poland in the World. Reactivation" is a book that deserves the attention of everyone who wants to understand and shape the future of Poland.