Aleks Szczerbiak

Aleks Szczerbiak is Professor of Politics and Contemporary European Studies at the University of Sussex. He is author of 'Poland Within the European Union? New Awkward Partner or New Heart of Europe?' (Routledge, 2012) and blogs regularly about developments on the Polish political scene here.

Can Poland’s opposition mount an effective challenge?

The divided opposition will struggle to mount such a challenge unless it can also address Poles’ broader concerns, recognising that they do not simply want a return to the pre-election status quo.

By Aleks Szczerbiak

/ 8 Jun 2016

Can Poland’s opposition mount an effective challenge?

The divided opposition will struggle to mount such a challenge unless it can also address Poles’ broader concerns, recognising that they do not simply want a return to the pre-election status quo.

By Aleks Szczerbiak

/ 8 Jun 2016

Does the Polish left have a future?

Poland’s left-wing parties have formed an electoral alliance to contest October's parliamentary election. However, the as-yet-unnamed coalition still faces formidable obstacles.

By Aleks Szczerbiak

/ 28 Jul 2015

Does the Polish left have a future?

Poland’s left-wing parties have formed an electoral alliance to contest October's parliamentary election. However, the as-yet-unnamed coalition still faces formidable obstacles.

By Aleks Szczerbiak

/ 28 Jul 2015