The Polish Quarterly of International Affairs

The Polish Quarterly of International Affairs
2015 (24)
Articles
Assanbayev Mukhit B.: Central Asia:
Under Pressure from Russia and Its Integration Projects
1 123
Bachrynowski Szymon: Between Europe and Russia: The Foreign Policy
of Janusz Korwin-Mikke’s New Right in Poland
2 135
Brack Nathalie: Radical and Populist Eurosceptic Parties at the 2014
European Elections: A Storm in a Teacup?
2
7
Bolin Niklas: A Loyal Rookie? The Sweden Democrats’ First Year
in the European Parliament
2
59
Cabada Ladislav: From Eurogovernmentalism to Hard Euroscepticism
—Genesis of the Czech Liberal-Conservative “Anti-EU” Stream
2
19
Carrier Bruno-Pierre: Stabilisation Cocktails
for a Eurozone Crisis Solving Framework
1
79
Casenove Matteo, Kowalczewska Kaja: APT—the New Cyberforce?
3
7
Chwedczuk-Szulc Karol, Zaremba Mateusz: Janusz Korwin-Mikke
and the Rest: The Polish Eurosceptic Right Wing
2 121
Dunin-Wąsowicz Maria, Żukrowska Katarzyna: TTIP’s Monetary
Clause Muddle
3 107
Dunnicliff Justin, Iżewicz Paulina: Civilian or Military?
Addressing ­­Dual-use Items as a Challenge
to the Nuclear Non-proliferation Regime
3
21
Erler Bayır Özgün: The Perception of Russia in Poland and Turkey:
A Comparative Analysis
1
113
Formuszewicz Ryszarda: Heading for New Shores with Mutiny on Board:
The AfD in the European Parliament
2
45
Grigoryan Armen: Armenia’s Membership in the Eurasian Economic
Union: An Economic Challenge and Possible Consequences
for Regional Security
4
7
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Houshisadat Mohammad: Persian Gulf Gas and LNG in the EU’s Goals
for Security of Gas Supply by 2030
1
7
Kirdar Seda: A New Area for Turkish–Polish Cooperation?
Terrorism and the International Criminal Court
1
61
Kuśmirek Karolina: Polish Special Operations Forces:
Role and Missions in Afghanistan
3
31
Lachowski Tomasz: International Criminal Court—the Central Figure
of Transitional Justice? Tailoring Post-violence Strategies,
with Special Reference to Ukraine
3
39
Machnikowski Ryszard: Russian Manoeuvres in the Dark
4
27
Marcinkowski Bartosz: Balkan’s Bad Boy Goes West:
Serbia’s Challenges on the Way to the EU
3
59
Marsai Viktor: Somalia: Security for Whom?
4
35
Mercier Stefan: The N-VA: Challenging Europeanism
2 145
Murer Jeffrey Stevenson: The Rise of Jobbik, Populism, and the Symbolic
Politics of Illiberalism in Contemporary Hungary
2
79
Musioł Marek: Post-Soviet Central Asia as a Unique Regional
Security Complex
4
59
Muś Jan: Turkey Faces the Balkans: Areas of Possible Cooperation with Poland
1
41
Nowicka Olga: Small Business, Big Opportunities? TTIP
and the EU’s SMEs
4
79
Raszewski Sławomir: Energy Security Perceptions in Poland and Turkey 1
29
Sadowski Piotr: Can Terrorists Be Denied Refugee Status?
4
91
Stauber Péter: Fit for the Job? Legislation and Legal Practice
on Terrorism in Hungary 4 103
Thillaye Renaud, Chwalisz Claudia: The Front National: Old Rhetoric,
New Practices
2 103
Tokarski Paweł, Visvizi Anna: Poland’s Winding Road to the Eurozone:
From a Cost-Benefit Stance to Risk Aversion
3
65
Turpin Lee: The Europeanisation of British Security Policy
3
85
Walentek Dawid: South African Politics after the Mangaung Conference 3
91
Wnukowski Damian: Balancing ASEAN, the U.S. and China:
Indonesia’s ­Bebas-aktif Foreign Policy in the 21st Century
4 115
Wódka Jakub: The Rise of Turkey and Poland:
Implications for Economic Cooperation
1
152
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Review article
Rohr-Garztecki Marek: Security Studies Come of Age
4 139
Reviews
Cockburn Patrick: The Rise of Islamic State: ISIS and the New
Sunni Revolution; Charles Lister: The Islamic State:
A Brief Introduction; Jessica Stern, J.M. Berger: ISIS:
The State of Terror; Michael Weiss, Hassan Hassan:
ISIS: Inside the Army of Terror (Kacper Rękawek)
3122
Czulda Robert (ed.): Iran 1925–2014: od Pahlawich do Rouhaniego
(Natalia Nowak)
1137
Erixon Fredrik, Srinivasan Krishnan (eds): Europe in Emerging Asia:
Opportunities and Obstacles in Political and Economic
Encounters (Krzysztof Iwanek)
3119
Krugman Paul: End This Depression Now! (Maciej Szylar)
1141
Interview
“They Finished Second in 120 seats:” UKIP and the Ongoing
Revolt on the Right in the UK? An interview with Robert Ford,
co-author of Revolt on the Right: Explaining Support
for the Radical Right in Britain
2163
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