Australijski Instytut Spraw Polskich serdecznie zaprasza w poniedziałek, 20 listopada 2023, na webinarium z prof. Radosławem Markowskim – ekspertem nauk politycznych w Centrum Badań nad Demokracją, wykładowcą Uniwersytetu SWPS w Warszawie oraz badaczem Polskiego Generalnego Studium Wyborczego, który specjalizuje się w polityce porównawczej, demokratyzacji, systemach partyjnych i badaniach wyborczych.
Tematem przewodnim webinarium będzie sytuacja, w której znalazała się Polska po ostatanich wyborach parlamentarnych oraz wyzwania, które stoją przez nowym rządem.
Początek spotkania o godzinie 19.00 czasu wschodnioaustralijskiego.
Link do webinarium:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84209482586?pwd=RWFJZFFpaEdkRE84QXBmcUo3bGtQQT09
Meeting ID: 842 0948 2586
Passcode: 583793
Information in English
Professor Radoslaw Markowski, the distinguished expert in political science at the Center for the Study of Democracy (Director), University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Warsaw, and PI of the Polish National Election Study. He specializes in comparative politics, democratization, party systems, and electoral studies.
It is a fascinating time in post-election Poland. We all wonder how the new government’s creation is progressing and the key issues and obstacles the newly elected team faces.
Participating in the webinar with Professor Markowski will clarify your understanding of these complex issues. An overview of several vital hypotheses relevant to the Polish case will be discussed, including causally deep explanations and broader contextual – pan-European factors. A significant part of the talk will tackle the issue of Polish society and its political and economic development, as well as numerous misleading interpretations of why PiS came to power and why it ignored the Polish constitution’s fundamental principles. Prof Markowski will compare Poland and Hungary, showing fundamental differences between the illiberal cases of both countries. It will be one of the first attempts to understand what happened on October 15, 2023, why PiS lost, and possible tentative scenarios of the idiosyncratic features.
About Speaker
Radoslaw Markowski, professor of political science, at the Center for the Study of Democracy (Director), University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Warsaw and PI of the Polish National Election Study. Recurring Visiting Professor at CEU, Budapest, in the past visiting professor at Duke, Wisconsin-Madison, Rutgers universities. Specializes in comparative politics, democracy and democratization, party systems and electoral studies.He has published in peer reviewed journals, among other in Electoral Studies, Party Politics, Political Studies, West European Politics. Main books: Post-communist Party Systems (Cambridge UP 1999, co-author), Europeanising Party Politics? (Manchester UP 2011, co-editor) and Democratic Audit of Poland (Peter Lang 2015, co-author). An expert of the Varieties of Democracy (V-Dem), Bertelsmann SGI project and Dahrendorf Forum at the Hertie School of Governance. Member of the editorial advisory boards of a number of academic journals, among them: European Journal of Political Research, Political Studies, Populism, European Union Politics. Steering/Planning committee member or PI of several world-wide and pan-European projects: Comparative Study of Electoral Studies (CSES), European Election Study (EES), European Social Survey (ESS), three projects within the Framework Program 6 and 7.
Źródło: dr Alexandra Dunwill/AIPA
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