FEAR OF SOVEREIGNTY. NEW POLISH POLITICS

In today's world, full of uncertainty and threats, Jarosław Kuisz's book "Fear of Sovereignty. New Polish Politics" becomes an extremely important voice in the public debate. The author, analyzing the last decade of Polish politics, points to deep processes that threaten our sovereignty. This is a must-read for anyone who cares about the future of Poland and Europe.

• In-depth analysis of Polish politics in recent years
• Penetrating look at the threats to sovereignty
• Must-read for every patriot
• Insightful study of political processes in Poland
• Inspiring reflection on the future of Europe
• Practical tips on how to maintain sovereignty
• Current and important for every Pole

Jarosław Kuisz's book is not only a political analysis, but also an attempt to find an answer to the question of how to maintain sovereignty in a world full of challenges. The author, drawing on his knowledge and experience, presents arguments that encourage reflection and action. It is a read that makes you think and allows you to better understand the reality that surrounds us.

Jarosław Kuisz, writer, essayist and political analyst, editor-in-chief of the Polish intellectual weekly "Kultura Liberalna", assistant professor at the Faculty of Law and Administration of the University of Warsaw and chercheur associ tranger at the Institut d'histoire du temps present in Paris, is a guarantee of reliable and objective analysis. His book is the result of years of research and observation, which allow us to better understand the political processes taking place in Poland and in the world.

Wizerunek Publishing House, known for publishing valuable and inspiring books, gives readers a position that will certainly contribute to the revival of public debate and encourage reflection on the future of Poland. "Fear of Sovereignty. New Polish Politics" is a book that should be in the library of everyone who cares about the fate of our country.

The anxiety associated with military attempts to remove countries from the map of Europe has become a reality for us, not just a memory. All the more important are the political choices of Polish women and men, because the existence of our state depends on them. If we are divided, we will lose. This book is a call for unity and responsibility for the future of Poland.