Marcin Zaborowski
Biographic Data
| ID | 1196396 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Marcin Zaborowski |
| GIVEN NAMES | Marcin |
| FAMILY NAME | Zaborowski |
| SIGNATURE | ZABOROWSKI M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Aston University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9153-3213 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 155 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Eastern Enlargements and EU Defence Ambitions
Despite their common history, Central Europeans have never had a coordinated or consistent position on the issue of European defence and are now, in fact, drifting further apart. Today, some states consider themselves exposed to a threat from Russia while others do not have the same perception and are even moving towards closer cooperation with Moscow. However, the most important factor shaping the positions of Central Europeans is the current, s…
Old Europe, New Europe and the Transatlantic Security Agenda
Part 1 1. Old Europe, New Europe and Transatlantic Security 2. Strategic Culture as a Source of Security Policy Behaviour Part 2. 3. Germany's Security Policy in the 21st Century, A Case of 'Stalled' Normalisation 4. France, the Use of Force and the Power of Strategic Culture John Gaffney 5. British Strategic Culture 6. Poland - A New Atlanticist in Central Europe Olaf Osica 7. European Security, Strategic Culture and the Use of Force Adrian Hyde…
Westernizing the east
Despite the large amount of literature analysing the transition and the growing body of literature on the ‘coercive’ impact of the EU and NATO, the more ‘voluntary’ dimensions of policy diffusion remain under-researched. In fact, external influences have been quite substantial, and have manifested themselves in various ways, as an examination of the role of the most important international actors shows. Empirical evidence from an analysis of the …
America's Protégé in the East? The Emergence of Poland as a Regional Leader
Following the events of September 11 Poland has emerged as one of the key allies of the United States—arguably its protégé in east-central Europe. The close affinity of interests on security matters between the two states became even more apparent in Afghanistan and then more recently over Iraq, where Warsaw has proved to be a strong and highly vocal supporter of Washington's stance. The overall context to this is provided by the growing divergen…
Poland and transatlantic relations in the twenty‐first century
(2002). Poland and transatlantic relations in the twenty‐first century. Defence Studies: Vol. 2, Poland ‐ A New Power in Transatlantic Security, pp. 123-134
Power, Security and the Past
This article attempts to answer 'why' Poland and Germany pursued EU and NATO enlargement in the ways they did and why their strategic interests converged in support for enlargement. Two broad explanations are 'power maximisation', stressing rational notions of economic and security interests, and 'historical legacies', pointing to the importance of historical factors and national predispositions or political cultures in shaping German and Polish …
Strategically Congruent but Tactically Divergent—Domestic Politics and Polish-german Relations in the EU Enlargement Process
Old Europe, New Europe and the Transatlantic Security Agenda
Part 1 1. Old Europe, New Europe and Transatlantic Security 2. Strategic Culture as a Source of Security Policy Behaviour Part 2. 3. Germany's Security Policy in the 21st Century, A Case of 'Stalled' Normalisation 4. France, the Use of Force and the Power of Strategic Culture John Gaffney 5. British Strategic Culture 6. Poland - A New Atlanticist in Central Europe Olaf Osica 7. European Security, Strategic Culture and the Use of Force Adrian Hyde…
Westernizing the east
Despite the large amount of literature analysing the transition and the growing body of literature on the ‘coercive’ impact of the EU and NATO, the more ‘voluntary’ dimensions of policy diffusion remain under-researched. In fact, external influences have been quite substantial, and have manifested themselves in various ways, as an examination of the role of the most important international actors shows. Empirical evidence from an analysis of the …
America's Protégé in the East? The Emergence of Poland as a Regional Leader
Following the events of September 11 Poland has emerged as one of the key allies of the United States—arguably its protégé in east-central Europe. The close affinity of interests on security matters between the two states became even more apparent in Afghanistan and then more recently over Iraq, where Warsaw has proved to be a strong and highly vocal supporter of Washington's stance. The overall context to this is provided by the growing divergen…
Poland and transatlantic relations in the twenty‐first century
(2002). Poland and transatlantic relations in the twenty‐first century. Defence Studies: Vol. 2, Poland ‐ A New Power in Transatlantic Security, pp. 123-134
Power, Security and the Past
This article attempts to answer 'why' Poland and Germany pursued EU and NATO enlargement in the ways they did and why their strategic interests converged in support for enlargement. Two broad explanations are 'power maximisation', stressing rational notions of economic and security interests, and 'historical legacies', pointing to the importance of historical factors and national predispositions or political cultures in shaping German and Polish …
Strategically Congruent but Tactically Divergent—Domestic Politics and Polish-german Relations in the EU Enlargement Process
Poland and transatlantic relations in the twenty‐first century
(2002). Poland and transatlantic relations in the twenty‐first century. Defence Studies: Vol. 2, Poland ‐ A New Power in Transatlantic Security, pp. 123-134
Power, Security and the Past
This article attempts to answer 'why' Poland and Germany pursued EU and NATO enlargement in the ways they did and why their strategic interests converged in support for enlargement. Two broad explanations are 'power maximisation', stressing rational notions of economic and security interests, and 'historical legacies', pointing to the importance of historical factors and national predispositions or political cultures in shaping German and Polish …
America's Protégé in the East? The Emergence of Poland as a Regional Leader
Following the events of September 11 Poland has emerged as one of the key allies of the United States—arguably its protégé in east-central Europe. The close affinity of interests on security matters between the two states became even more apparent in Afghanistan and then more recently over Iraq, where Warsaw has proved to be a strong and highly vocal supporter of Washington's stance. The overall context to this is provided by the growing divergen…
Westernizing the east
Despite the large amount of literature analysing the transition and the growing body of literature on the ‘coercive’ impact of the EU and NATO, the more ‘voluntary’ dimensions of policy diffusion remain under-researched. In fact, external influences have been quite substantial, and have manifested themselves in various ways, as an examination of the role of the most important international actors shows. Empirical evidence from an analysis of the …
Old Europe, New Europe and the Transatlantic Security Agenda
Part 1 1. Old Europe, New Europe and Transatlantic Security 2. Strategic Culture as a Source of Security Policy Behaviour Part 2. 3. Germany's Security Policy in the 21st Century, A Case of 'Stalled' Normalisation 4. France, the Use of Force and the Power of Strategic Culture John Gaffney 5. British Strategic Culture 6. Poland - A New Atlanticist in Central Europe Olaf Osica 7. European Security, Strategic Culture and the Use of Force Adrian Hyde…
Eastern Enlargements and EU Defence Ambitions
Despite their common history, Central Europeans have never had a coordinated or consistent position on the issue of European defence and are now, in fact, drifting further apart. Today, some states consider themselves exposed to a threat from Russia while others do not have the same perception and are even moving towards closer cooperation with Moscow. However, the most important factor shaping the positions of Central Europeans is the current, s…
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