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Like previous Polish studies events at SSEES, including the 2019 and 2020 鈥楶olish Studies Today and Tomorrow鈥� conferences, this event has a workshop format. Speakers will present work in progress. They look forward to receiving friendly and detailed feedback from colleagues united by a common interest in Poland, including Polish migration, but representing different academic disciplines. The BASEES Polish Studies Group is an international group which 鈥榓ims to enhance discussion on critical perspectives emerging in the field of Polish studies...The group seeks to foster research collaboration and enhance exchanges of ideas and expertise.鈥�

This year鈥檚 conference will be held on online (13 September) and face-to-face (14 September).听

If you would like to register, please email Anne White, M. B. Grabowski Professor of Polish Studies, SSEES, at听anne.white@ucl.ac.uk听by 8 September 2021, stating which day(s) you wish to attend. Anne will send you a Zoom link and/or register you on the list of attendees for 14 September. On 14 September, you will need to check in at the SSEES reception desk when you arrive.

Monday 13 September 2020 (by Zoom)听

10.30-10.40
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10.40-12.00
Gabriella Elgenius 鈥�Civil Society Trajectories Abroad, Mechanisms of Solidarity and Division鈥�
Karolina Rosiak 鈥楾he linguistic integration of migrants in Pozna艅, Poland 鈥� Polish Caf茅 as a grassroots initiative鈥櫶�听

1.00-3.00
Norman Davies 鈥楢 History of Galicia鈥�
Carolin Heilig 鈥楥ivil society in the face of pillarization: Insights from Krakow鈥�
Paulina Lenik 鈥楾rusting the untrustworthy: an exploration of attitudes towards populist government in Poland using survey data鈥�

3.15-3.45
Discussion: Polish studies today and tomorrow

Tuesday 14 September 2021 (Masaryk Room, SSEES, 16 Taviton St, London)
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2.30-3.00
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3.00-5.00
Aleks Szczerbiak 鈥楲aw and Justice as a Clerical Party鈥�
Agnieszka Kubal 鈥樷�滻 want to sue my government!鈥� 鈥� a socio-legal analysis of Skarga Kobiet before the European Court of Human Rights鈥�
Anne White 鈥樷�漀ot too big and not too small鈥�: Polish medium-sized cities as migration magnets鈥�

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