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Presentation at the Third International Virtual Conference on Ukraine, Sweden
On 22 August 2026, I presented my research on Lublin’s city-to-city cooperation with Ukrainian municipalities at the Third International Virtual Conference on Ukraine, hosted by Linköping University. The presentation examined how wartime municipal solidarity can develop into institutional capacity for Ukraine’s reconstruction.
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Lock-in Effects and Switching Costs in EU Digital Territories: Path Dependence in Platform Management
This forthcoming article examines how data, routines, reputation, integrated services and platform-specific investments create lock-in within EU digital ecosystems. It explains how switching costs, behavioural biases and managerial design transform earlier user choices into institutional path dependence, reducing practical mobility and weakening market contestability.
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International Scientific Conference on Economic Security and Global Digitalization: Poland-Ukraine-Slovakia
On 12 June 2026, I presented research on urban networks and economic security at an international conference organised by the State Tax University of Ukraine. The contribution examined how municipal cooperation can strengthen critical public services, crisis response and Ukraine’s resilience in the digital age.
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Sweden: City-to-City Cooperation in Ukraine’s Reconstruction
My paper on city-to-city cooperation in Ukraine’s reconstruction has been accepted for presentation at the Third International Virtual Conference on Ukraine, hosted online by Linköping University on 21–22 August 2026. The study examines institutional lessons from Lublin’s cooperation with Ukrainian municipalities and the long-term role of municipal partnerships in reconstruction.
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France: European Law Institute Annual Conference 2026 in Paris
As a member of the European Law Institute, I look forward to attending the 2026 ELI Annual Conference in Paris, France. The conference will bring together leading European judges, academics and legal practitioners to discuss the rule of law, legal resilience, justice, emerging technologies and the future of European legal cooperation.
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New Article: The Transformation of Territoriality in the Sino-Mongolian Borderlands
Borderlands are often understood as geographical margins separated by state boundaries. Yet they are also political spaces in which governments regulate identity, language, historical memory, loyalty and the acceptable forms of cross-border connection. My article, “The Transformation of Territoriality in the Sino-Mongolian Borderlands: The Case of Inner Mongolia,” examines how the changing ethnopolitical and legal…
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Poland: Diplomacy in the Age of Algorithms with Ambassador Piotr Wilczek
A lecture series by Ambassador Piotr Wilczek explored how artificial intelligence, social media, algorithms and disinformation are transforming diplomacy. The discussions also examined historical memory and cultural diplomacy, showing why modern diplomats must combine digital competence with secure communication, cultural sensitivity and the ability to compete for attention without losing credibility.
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V International Scientific Conference on Contemporary Political Processes: Subnational Actors in a Global Polycrisis
On 21–22 May 2026, I contributed to the V International Scientific Conference “Contemporary Political Processes: Global and National Dimensions.” My paper examined how global polycrisis is transforming the international agency of cities, regions and transnational municipal networks.
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All-Ukrainian Scientific Conference on Memory Politics and Local Territories
On 15 May 2026, I took part in the All-Ukrainian Scientific Conference “Ukrainian Memory Space: Historical and Political Context.” My contribution examined how local territories, commemorative practices and the documentation of wartime experience strengthen Ukraine’s political subjectivity.
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The Örebro Conference: Truth Matters – Mis(sing) Information
It was a privilege to participate in the Truth Matters – Mis(sing) Information Conference, held at Örebro University on 9-10 December 2025. The conference brought together researchers from different disciplines to reflect on truth, responsibility, academic freedom, and decision-making in an increasingly contested information environment. My presentation, “Grey Zones and the Information Dimension of Hybrid…