End of globalisation? The 34th No. “National Policy” was published

A new, 34th No. “National Policy” has been published, dedicated to a wide spectrum of phenomena related to globalisation. We are curious in issues specified as fresh challenges for globalisation, geopolitical tensions, the transition from the single-polar planet to the multi-polar, economical and social plane of these processes.

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NUMBER SUBJECT: THE END OF GLOBALISATION?

Jan Fiedorczuk, Globalism as a rebellion against nature (are we all xenophobic?)

Konrad Bonisławski, What economical Nationalism Is

Adam Szabelak, Globalisation is simply a fresh imperialism. Poland must reject it

Michał Ciesielski, Three globalisations – between autonomy and integration

Kacepr Kita, Long Twilight Globalisation

Damian Adamus, How the Chinese dragon ate globalisation

The U.S. destroys their globalisation. Conversation with prof. Tomasz Grzegorz Grosse

Peter Plebaniak, IsTrade civilizes? Europe's inevitable return to the ideology of expansion

Krzysztof Głowacki, Threats of deglobalization. Challenges for Poland related to changing global order

Piotr Mroczkowski, Polish success in the Euro-American century?

Mateusz Pławski, Globalisation – a friend or an enemy of safety policy?

Hanna Szymerska, Keleti Nyitás, or Hungarian march to the East

IDENTATIVE

Lidia Frankowska, In the ellipse of Polish national philosophy. reflection on Charles Libelt

Jakub Siemiatkowski, Asymptomatic nationalism? The synthesis of national ideas with traditionalist

INTERNATIONAL

Sebastian Stelmach, Frederick the large was born in East Germany, that is identity policy in communist Germany

Marian Kałuski, Polish National-Territorial Country. The fight for autonomy for the Polish population in Lithuania from 1988 to 1992. Part III

RECENTLY

Rafał Buca, Not just about the oaks.