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Pożegnanie z rutyną. Niemcy po wyborach do Bundestagu

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Formuszewicz R.
Polski Przegląd Dyplomatyczny
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2018
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issue 1
71-81
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Polish analyst Ryszarda Formuszewicz offers a synthetic but vital picture of the political situation in Germany following the last elections. Could “the grand coalition” work? And how would it impact on the international position of the country?
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Heading for New Shores with Mutiny on Board: The AfD in the European Parliament

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Formuszewicz R.
The Polish Quarterly of International Affairs
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2015
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issue 2
45-58
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The AfD’s performance in the European Parliament reflects its status as an absolute beginner. Not only is the party a newcomer on the European stage but it also has only been in existence for two years. The party has managed formal integration as a political group of its choosing, but it is not enough to become a fully-fledged member of the ECR. Internal quarrels concerning AfD’s ideological positions will foster its image as a controversial party. Such confrontations are nothing unique at the early stage of a new party, but if the competition between the wings escalates it will shatter the party’s federal reach, or even sink it completely.
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Zainteresowanie RFN polskim członkostwem w strefie euro. Perspektywa polityczna

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Formuszewicz R.
Sprawy Międzynarodowe
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2014
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issue 2
111-120
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Remaining outside the euro area while the European Union undergoes deep changes is not optimal. Poland aspires to the elite club, but it is far from clear when this might happen. At the same time, there is a perceived risk of Poland’s marginalisation as the integration of the eurozone progresses. Poland sees Germany as a key factor in its efforts to secure inclusiveness and cohesion in the European project. In these circumstances, it is worthwhile to reflect on the German perspective on Poland’s adoption of the euro and its impact on bilateral relations.
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