Marta Tycner

Marta Tycner trained as a historian and economist. She is currently a post-doctoral researcher at the University of Oxford and an activist of the Polish left-wing movement Razem. She lives between Oxford and Warsaw.

What’s Left in Poland? Can the ‘three tenors’ led by Adrian Zandberg, take on Poland’s duopoly?

At least the coalition program was written under the massive influence of Razem… it will be a decent social democratic set of postulates that the independent left need not be ashamed of.

By Marta Tycner

/ 21 Aug 2019

What’s Left in Poland? Can the ‘three tenors’ led by Adrian Zandberg, take on Poland’s duopoly?

Poland's right turn: inexplicable madness or rational response?

Western commentators see the 'sudden' right-wing turn of Poland as a so-passé mixture of nationalism, populism and deficits of democracy. But the truth is very different.

By Marta Tycner

/ 7 Jan 2016

Poland's right turn: inexplicable madness or rational response?

Western commentators see the 'sudden' right-wing turn of Poland as a so-passé mixture of nationalism, populism and deficits of democracy. But the truth is very different.

By Marta Tycner

/ 7 Jan 2016