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Nowa koncepcja strategiczna NATO

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Łastawski K.
Krakowskie Studia Międzynarodowe
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2014
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issue 4
79-90
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After many internal discussions NATO authorities decided to create a new strategic concept during the anniversary summit in 2009. A group of 12 experts from Member States prepared the ground for NATO strategic changes in a document called „Albright Report”. Based on the document the Lisbon Summit (2010) adopted a new strategic concept adapting NATO to the new challenges and threats to Euro-Atlantic security. The concept adopted three main tasks for NATO: collective defense, crisis management and development of the cooperative security with other international actors. New security threats to allied countries were more widely recognized. The implementation of the new strategic concept was hindered by the aggressive tendencies in international activities of Russia, the crisis phenomena in the economy of the Member States and the complex problem of Afghanistan. The new Lisbon concept of NATO facilitated Poland the development of security within the Euro-Atlantic Partnership.
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Problemy geopolityczne w stosunkach polsko-ukraińskich.

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Łastawski K.
Krakowskie Studia Międzynarodowe
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2015
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issue 2
95-108
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The article characterizes the main aspects of geopolitical relations between Poland and Ukraine. It presents a Russian impact on Ukrainian politics, the EU’s intention to affect the orientation of Ukraine and NATO’s ambitions on the eastern flank. The article indicates the transformations of the new statehood of Ukraine and its relationship with the environment. Russia makes the strongest political and economic impact on Ukraine. Russia has subdued Crimea, supports the rebellion in the east of Ukraine and seeks to maintain influence on the future orientation of the country. Geopolitical impacts of the European Union and NATO are more limited. In direct Polish-Ukrainian relations there is a Polish support for Ukrainian independence and the new government, elected after the events on the Maidan at the end of 2013 and in 2014. The effects of geopolitical conflict over the lands of Volyn and Eastern Galicia and disputes about land Zakierzonia (located west of the so-called Curzon line) put a shadow on these relations. The new Ukrainian authorities emphasize the activities of the Organisation of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) and the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) that contributed to the ethnic cleansing of Polish population. The effects of forced relocation of the Ukrainian population as part of the “Vistula” operation in 1947 are not comparable.
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SPECYFICZNY CHARAKTER SYSTEMU POLITYCZNEGO UNII EUROPEJSKIEJ

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Łastawski K.
Polityka i Społeczeństwo
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2011
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issue 8
185-201 (8)
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WPŁYW ZWIĄZKU RADZIECKIEGO NA SYTUACJĘ POLITYCZNĄ POLSKI W 1981 ROKU

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Łastawski K.
Polityka i Społeczeństwo
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2012
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issue 9
195-212 (8)
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JERZY STAŃCZYK: KRES „ZIMNEJ WOJNY”. BEZPIECZEŃSTWO EUROPEJSKIE W PROCESIE ZMIANY MIĘDZYNARODOWEGO UKŁADU SIŁ WYD. ADAM MARSZAŁEK, TORUŃ 2004

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Łastawski K.
Polityka i Społeczeństwo
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2005
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issue 2
238-241 (4)
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JEREMY RIFKIN: EUROPEJSKIE MARZENIE. JAK EUROPEJSKA WIZJA PRZYSZŁOŚCI ZAĆMIEWA AMERICAN DREAM, PRZEKŁAD WITOLD FALKOWSKI, ANDRZEJ KOSTARCZYK, WYDAWNICTWO NADIR, WARSZAWA 2005

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Łastawski K.
Polityka i Społeczeństwo
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2007
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issue 4
154-158 (5)
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Historyczne i współczesne cechy tożsamości europejskiej

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Łastawski K.
Polityka i Społeczeństwo
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2004
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issue 1
206-237 (32)
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The paper presents various features of the European continent’s identity which distin-guish it from the other continents. It emphasizes cultural heritage of Europe which has been shaped over centuries by nation-states and shared traditions in philosophy, science, literature and art. It points out that within Europe there coexist in harmony permanent European values and cultural heritage of the particular European nations while a multi-cultural model of the continent’s identity is being created which preserves its “unity in diversity”. The European identity has been influenced primarily by Greek cultural-intellectual traditions, Roman civic and legal traditions as well as universalist Christian ideas. They have shaped the development of civilization in Europe and co-contributed to the more contemporary features of the European identity, such as: the rule of advanced democracies, the expanded system of protection of human rights or the development of the Conferen-ce/Organization of Security and Co-operation in Europe. The main features of the European identity influence the community of the whole continent, more strongly in its Western part, where new cultural ideas and new trends in art and European thought have been born from the ancient times to the Renaissance and the Enlightenment until nowadays. The budding identity of European integration has a special character. It unites the heritage of the continent’s nations with pan-European values in a new communitarian system which has no counterpart in other continents.
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ANDRZEJ JAN CHODUBSKI, WSTĘP DO BADAŃ POLITOLOGICZNYCH WYDAWNICTWO UNIWERSYTETU GDAŃSKIEGO, GDAŃSK 2004

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Łastawski K.
Polityka i Społeczeństwo
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2006
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issue 3
170-174 (5)
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