curriculum vitae - The Institute of Political Studies of the Polish

CURRICULUM VITAE
Michał Kotnarowski
OFFICE
Institute of Political Studies,
Polish Academy of Sciences
ul. Polna 18/20;
00-625 Warszawa
phone: (48-22) 825 5221
e-mail: [email protected]
EMPLOYMENT
From December 2015, Assistant Professor, Institute of Political Studies, Polish Academy of Sciences;
2008 - 2015, Researcher, Comparative Politics Department, Institute of Political Studies, Polish
Academy of Sciences;
2007 – 2008, Project manager, TNS Poland (public opinion research company);
2004 –2008, Project manager, PBS (Pracownia Badań Społecznych w Sopocie, public opinion research
company);
EDUCATION
2015 – Ph.D. in political science, Institute of Political Studies, Polish Academy of Sciences.
2014 – spring semester, visiting scholar at Politics Department, New York University.
2008 – MA in sociology, Institute of Sociology, Warsaw University;
BOOKS.
“Demokracja - gospodarka - polityka: perspektywa polskiego wyborcy” (“Democracy – Economy –
Politics: Perspective of the Polish Voter”) with Radoslaw Markowski and Mikołaj Cześnik. 2015.
Warszawa: Wydawnictwo Naukowe Scholar.
“Democratic Audit of Poland 2014” with Radoslaw Markowski, Michał Wenzel and Marta
Żerkowska-Balas. 2015 Warsaw Studies in Politics and Society. Frankfurt am Main, Berlin, Bern,
Bruxelles, New York, Oxford, Wien: Peter Lang.
REFEREED JOURNAL ARTICLES
“The Transitional Economic Voting Model Revisited: The Case of Poland 1993–1998”, 2016,
International Journal of Sociology 46: 1-16
“Political preferences in times of crisis: Economic voting in the 2011 Polish elections” with
Radoslaw Markowski, 2014, Acta Politica 49 (4): 431–61.
“Measuring the Electoral Mobilization of Ethnic Parties: Towards comparable indicators”, with Oliver
Strijbis, 2013, Party Politics 21 (3): 456–69.
“Voting as a habit in new democracies – Evidence
from Poland”, with Mikolaj Czesnik and Marta
Zerkowska-Balas, 2013, Communist and Post-Communist Studies, 46(1): 95–107.
“Siła słabych powiązań na rynku pracy w Polsce” (“The strength of weak ties on the Labor Market in
Poland”), with Mikołaj Pawlak, 2016, Studia Socjologiczne, 2/2016: 7-21.
“Normatywne i ewaluatywne aspekty stosunku polaków do demokracji w latach 2012–2015” (“Poles’
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Normative Views and Performance Evaluations of Democracy, 2012–2015”) with Radoslaw
Markowski, 2016, Studia Socjologiczne, 4/2016: 52-84.
“Kto kształtuje polską politykę – o aktywności i nieaktywności wyborczej Polaków” (“Who shapes the
Polish politics? On Poles’ electoral activity and inactivity”), with Mikolaj Czesnik and Igor
Lyubashenko, 2016, Studia Socjologiczne, 4/2016: 6-33.
“Kto głosował na Ruch Palikota? Analiza elektoratu na podstawie danych Polskiego Generalnego
Studium Wyborczego” (“Who voted for the Palikot Movement? An electoral analysis on the basis of the
Polish National Election Study”), with Radoslaw Markowski and Mikolaj Czesnik, 2012, Studia
Polityczne, 29: 311-331.
“Chwiejni versus kapryśni – niestabilność zachowań wyborczych w Polsce” (“The floating versus the
capricious. Instability of electoral behavior in Poland”), with Mikolaj Czesnik and Pawel Grzelak, 2011,
Studia Polityczne, 28: 61-86.
“Model głosowania przestrzennego a wybory 2007 roku” (“The spatial voting model and the 2007
elections”), with Jerzy Bartkowski, 2011, Studia Polityczne, 27: 43-77.
“Determinanty głosowania w wyborach parlamentarnych 2007 roku” (“Determinants of voting
behaviour in the 2007 elections”), with Jerzy Bartkowski and Mikolaj Czesnik, 2011, Studia Polityczne,
27: 79-107.
“Nowy wymiar politycznego współzawodnictwa: Polska solidarna versus polska liberalna” (“A new
dimension to the political contest. A solidary Poland vs a liberal one.”), with Mikolaj Czesnik, 2011,
Studia Polityczne, 27: 129-158.
CHAPTERS IN EDITED VOLUMES
“The Relationship between European Identity and National Identity, Party Identification and Ideological
Orientation” with Radoslaw Markowski. In Bettina Westle and Paolo Segatti eds., 2016, "European
Identity in the Context of National Identity: Questions of Identity in 16 European Countries in the Wake
of the Financial Crisis 2007 and 2009". New York, NY: Oxford University Press.
“Class Voting in the Polish Parliamentary Elections of 2011”. In Kazimierz M. Slomczynski and Ilona
Wysmułek eds., 2016, „Social Inequality and the Life Course”. Warsaw, IFiS Publishers.
"Poland. Beyond Second Order Elections Hypothesis" with Wojciech Gagatek. In Regis Dandoy and
Arjan Schakel eds., "Regional and National Elections in Central and Eastern Europe. Regionalization of
the Vote in Ten Post-Communist Countries" (in print Palgrave Macmillan).
“Metodologia badania Diagnoza stanu partycypacji publicznej w Polsce” (“Methodology of the project
Diagnosis of Public Participation in Poland”), in Anna Olech, ed., 2012, “Dyktat czy uczestnictwo?
Diagnoza partycypacji publicznej w Polsce.” (“Dictate or Participation? Diagnosis of Public
Participation in Poland”), Warszawa, Fundacja Instytutu Spraw Publicznych.
“Partycypacja publiczna w Polsce. Uwarunkowania indywidualne i kontekstowe” (“Public Participation
in Poland. Contextual Determinants”), with Paulina Sobiesiak-Penszko, in Anna Olech, ed., 2012,
“Dyktat czy uczestnictwo? Diagnoza partycypacji publicznej w Polsce.” (“Dictate or Participation?
Diagnosis of Public Participation in Poland”), Warszawa, Fundacja Instytutu Spraw Publicznych.
„Application of propensity score matching method in ex-post evaluation”, with Roman Konarski, in
Agnieszka Haber and Maciej Szałaj, eds., 2009, “Evaluation in the making. Context and Methods”,
Warszawa, Polish Agency for Enterprise Development.
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RESEARCH PROJECTS
Polish National Election Study (PGSW), Researcher, 2008 - 2015.
The Comparative Study of Electoral Systems – Researcher at the Polish Part of the CSES project, 2008 present.
COST Action "The True European Voter: A Strategy for Analysing the Prospects of European Electoral
Democracy that Includes the West, the South, and the East of the Continent", Substitute Member of the
Management Committee, member of Data Think Tank Group, co-organizer of the 2nd Winter School
on Methodological Issues in Comparative Electoral Analysis, 2009 – 2014.
7-th Framework Program; FP7, PIREDEU - Providing an Infrastructure for Research on Electoral
Democracy in the European Union, Researcher at the Work Package "Contextual Data", 2008-2011.
6-th Framework Program; FP6, INTUNE - Integrated and United: A Quest for Citizenship in an 'ever
closer Europe', Researcher, 2008- 2010.
TRAINING COURSES ATTENDED
Course: Introduction to R software;
Instructor: Prof. Adrej Blejec;
Provider: ECPR Summer School in Methods and Techniques;
Place and year: Ljubljana, Slovenia, 2008.
Course: Multiple Regression Analysis;
Instructor Prof. Bernhard Kittel;
Provider: ECPR Summer School in Methods and Techniques;
Place and year: Ljubljana, Slovenia, 2008.
Course: Quantitative Analysis Of Survey Data;
Instructor: Prof. Kazimierz M. Slomczynski, Prof. Robert Kunovich;
Provider: Cross-National Studies: Interdisciplinary Research and Training Program – CONSIRT, The
Ohio State University and Polish Academy of Sciences;
Place and year: Warsaw, Poland, 2009.
Course: Modern Regression;
Instructors: Prof. Robert Anderson, Prof. David Armstrong;
Provider: Oxford Spring School in Advanced Research Methods;
Place and year: Oxford, United Kingdom, 2010.
Course: Four editions of European Winter School on Methodological Issues in Comparative Electoral
Analysis;
Instructor: group of instructors chaired by Prof. Cees Van der Eijk;
Provider: Courses organized within COST Action IS0806 The True European Voter;
Places and years: Nottingham, UK, 2010; Warsaw, Poland, 2011; Rome, Italy, 2012; Trento, Italy,
2012.
Course: Berlin Summer School in Social Sciences - Linking Theory and Empirical;
Instructors: Prof Gary Goertz, Prof John Gerring, Prof Klaus Eder, Prof Dietrich Rueschemeyer, Prof
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Wolfgang Merkel;
Provider: WZB Berlin Social Science Center, Berlin Graduate School of Social Sciences;
Place and year: Berlin, Germany, 2011.
INVITED TALKS
Research Seminar of the Center for Social Science Methodology at the Carl von Ossietzky
University of Oldenburg – June 2010.
Seminar of the Institute for Social Change and the Centre for Census and Survey Research at
Manchester University – December 2013.
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Lecturer: Multiple Regression Analysis, Universite catolique de Louvain, Louvain-la-Neuve,
Belgium, 2016.
Lecturer: Quantitative Methods. Department of Politics. Warsaw University, 2016.
Lecturer: Dealing with Numbers – descriptive statistics, inferential statistics. University of Social
Sciences and Humanities. Warsaw, 2015-2016
Teaching assistant: Multiple Regression Analysis course at the ECPR Summer School in Me thods
and Techniques in Ljubljana, University of Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia, Lecturer: Prof. Bernhard
Kittel, 2009 – 2015.
Lecturer: Introduction to R Software and Foundations of Data Analysis. Institute of International
Relations and Political Science, Vilnius University, Vilnius, Lithuania, 2013.
Lecturer: Introduction to SPSS Software, Institute of Sociology, Warsaw University, Warsaw,
Poland, 2005.
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