Tomasz Kamiński
Biographic Data
| ID | 4075110 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tomasz Kamiński |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tomasz |
| FAMILY NAME | Kamiński |
| SIGNATURE | KAMINSKI T |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Lodz |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2389-4038 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Anatomy of a ‘Problem Wolf’: A Multidisciplinary Study from Białowieża, Poland
As wolves recolonize human-dominated landscapes across Europe, managing risks amidst increasing reports of close encounters becomes essential. We present a retrospective, multidisciplinary analysis of a case from Poland involving the removal of a wolf for bold behavior toward humans. Our findings suggest that the wolf’s unusual actions were influenced by prior captivity exposure, as evidenced by a dietary shift from domestic to wild meats and gen…
Subnational dimensions of the EU’s de-risking strategy in relations with China
This paper highlights the strategic importance of integrating subnational governments into the European Union’s de-risking policy towards China, focusing on their unique contributions to mitigating dependencies and enhancing resilience. While the EU has shifted from a decoupling strategy to de-risking—emphasising diversification and safeguarding critical sectors—the role of subnational entities such as cities and regions remains underutilised. Of…
Cities as Actors in the EU Policy Towards China
City diplomacy between European Union (EU) and Chinese cities has become an increasingly significant layer of bilateral relations. The collaboration between cities is extensive and covers a wide range of thematic areas, with around half of European cities having partnerships with Chinese counterparts, according to a survey of 745 cities. However, despite the commonality of these partnerships, our research has highlighted a disconnect between subn…
German Multi-Level Relations with Superpowers. A Comparison of Subnational Cooperation with American and Chinese Partners
Fragile ties: Exploring City Diplomacy in Times of Crises
Southeast Asian cities as co‐producers of ecological knowledge in transnational city networks
In a polycentric world, cities increasingly bear responsibility for implementing climate policies. To do so, they establish transnational city networks (TCNs), which produce ambitious imaginaries of the future of cities, such as ‘smart cities’ or ‘resilient cities’, based on ecological knowledge. This paper analyses Southeast Asian (SEA) cities’ participation in TCNs. First, this paper presents city networks operating in SEA. Then, drawing on a c…
The coastal state obligation not to impede the laying or maintenance of submarine pipelines on the continental shelf according to United Nations convention on the law of the sea
Paradiplomacy and its Impact on EU Foreign Policy
Cities and regions play an increasingly vital role in international relations, even co-shaping their countries’ foreign policy. This phenomenon, usually called ‘paradiplomacy’, means that cities and regions develop links with foreign actors, both state and non-state. In this way, they contribute to the ‘pluralisation’ of diplomacy and are changing the shape of contemporary relations on the global stage. This process is also happening with regard …
The Legal Status of Historic Bays in the Light of the Works of the League of Nations Committee of Experts for the Progressive Codification of International Law
The status of historic bays has developed over time and forms a part of customary international law. Interestingly, that issue has never been codified in international treaties regarding the law of the sea. However, it has always been discussed in the codification works on that topic carried out in the 20th century within the international organisations. This article discusses, in brief, the origins and evolution of the legal status of bays in in…
Russia and China. A Political Marriage of Convenience—Stable and Successful
Russia and China. A Political Marriage of Convenience—Stable and Successful." Europe-Asia Studies, 70(9), pp. 1530–1531
Cities as Actors in the EU Policy Towards China
City diplomacy between European Union (EU) and Chinese cities has become an increasingly significant layer of bilateral relations. The collaboration between cities is extensive and covers a wide range of thematic areas, with around half of European cities having partnerships with Chinese counterparts, according to a survey of 745 cities. However, despite the commonality of these partnerships, our research has highlighted a disconnect between subn…
Paradiplomacy and its Impact on EU Foreign Policy
Cities and regions play an increasingly vital role in international relations, even co-shaping their countries’ foreign policy. This phenomenon, usually called ‘paradiplomacy’, means that cities and regions develop links with foreign actors, both state and non-state. In this way, they contribute to the ‘pluralisation’ of diplomacy and are changing the shape of contemporary relations on the global stage. This process is also happening with regard …
Fragile ties: Exploring City Diplomacy in Times of Crises
Russia and China. A Political Marriage of Convenience—Stable and Successful
Russia and China. A Political Marriage of Convenience—Stable and Successful." Europe-Asia Studies, 70(9), pp. 1530–1531
Russia and China. A Political Marriage of Convenience—Stable and Successful
Russia and China. A Political Marriage of Convenience—Stable and Successful." Europe-Asia Studies, 70(9), pp. 1530–1531
The coastal state obligation not to impede the laying or maintenance of submarine pipelines on the continental shelf according to United Nations convention on the law of the sea
Paradiplomacy and its Impact on EU Foreign Policy
Cities and regions play an increasingly vital role in international relations, even co-shaping their countries’ foreign policy. This phenomenon, usually called ‘paradiplomacy’, means that cities and regions develop links with foreign actors, both state and non-state. In this way, they contribute to the ‘pluralisation’ of diplomacy and are changing the shape of contemporary relations on the global stage. This process is also happening with regard …
The Legal Status of Historic Bays in the Light of the Works of the League of Nations Committee of Experts for the Progressive Codification of International Law
The status of historic bays has developed over time and forms a part of customary international law. Interestingly, that issue has never been codified in international treaties regarding the law of the sea. However, it has always been discussed in the codification works on that topic carried out in the 20th century within the international organisations. This article discusses, in brief, the origins and evolution of the legal status of bays in in…
Southeast Asian cities as co‐producers of ecological knowledge in transnational city networks
In a polycentric world, cities increasingly bear responsibility for implementing climate policies. To do so, they establish transnational city networks (TCNs), which produce ambitious imaginaries of the future of cities, such as ‘smart cities’ or ‘resilient cities’, based on ecological knowledge. This paper analyses Southeast Asian (SEA) cities’ participation in TCNs. First, this paper presents city networks operating in SEA. Then, drawing on a c…
Subnational dimensions of the EU’s de-risking strategy in relations with China
This paper highlights the strategic importance of integrating subnational governments into the European Union’s de-risking policy towards China, focusing on their unique contributions to mitigating dependencies and enhancing resilience. While the EU has shifted from a decoupling strategy to de-risking—emphasising diversification and safeguarding critical sectors—the role of subnational entities such as cities and regions remains underutilised. Of…
Cities as Actors in the EU Policy Towards China
City diplomacy between European Union (EU) and Chinese cities has become an increasingly significant layer of bilateral relations. The collaboration between cities is extensive and covers a wide range of thematic areas, with around half of European cities having partnerships with Chinese counterparts, according to a survey of 745 cities. However, despite the commonality of these partnerships, our research has highlighted a disconnect between subn…
German Multi-Level Relations with Superpowers. A Comparison of Subnational Cooperation with American and Chinese Partners
Fragile ties: Exploring City Diplomacy in Times of Crises
Anatomy of a ‘Problem Wolf’: A Multidisciplinary Study from Białowieża, Poland
As wolves recolonize human-dominated landscapes across Europe, managing risks amidst increasing reports of close encounters becomes essential. We present a retrospective, multidisciplinary analysis of a case from Poland involving the removal of a wolf for bold behavior toward humans. Our findings suggest that the wolf’s unusual actions were influenced by prior captivity exposure, as evidenced by a dietary shift from domestic to wild meats and gen…
Political science (9 works) · Law (7 works) · Economics (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Business (4 works) · China (4 works) · Economic geography (4 works) · European Union Policy and Governance (4 works) · Cross-Border Cooperation and Integration (3 works) · Economic system (3 works)