The Quotas of Women in Power
Exactly: we ask. Instead of creating the reality and showing the real women’s strength and potential we once again come to men and say “share with us what you have”.
Liberte!
Where Does the National Movement Start?
The pre-war para-fascist disturbances in Poland were not caused by state’s policy – they were caused by the lack of it; by the fact that senators gave away schools to national right wing and the church without a fight.
Why Is Didactics (Un)Important at Colleges and Universities?
The pressure on publications at the expense of didactics, grants orientation, unmotivated students, the level of professors’ skills and, above all, red tape – these are the weaknesses of the system of higher education, which in many cases lower the level of teaching.
Week of Freedom in Lodz
Among our guests You was able to find: the president of National Bank of Poland prof. Marek Belka, journalists and editor in chiefs of leading medias in Poland: Adam Michnik from Gazeta Wyborcza, Bogusław Chrabota from Rzeczpospolita, Jarosław Gugała from Polsat and Jacek Żakowski from TOK FM.
I Blame You, Dear Professors
Let me list seven sins which, in my opinion, decrease the quality of higher education. You know them well, don’t you?
Why Am I Involved in Politics: Interview with Janusz Palikot
If I had to choose from among politicians, who are active now or used to be active some time ago, without doubt I would list Kwaśniewski because of his ability to cross the limits; it can be stated that he is a master of reaching compromises.
The Reverse Side of the Iron Lady
A great reformer, a friend of Poland and freedom, the symbol of female emancipation – the truth about Margaret Thatcher’s governance is much more complicated than these simple and overused clichés.
Margaret Thatcher: Serious Politics
Margaret Thatcher was the most eminent British politician in the 20th century.
Photo Gallery: Euroskepticism – The Comparison of Hungarian and Polish Cases
Photo gallery from conference: Euroskepticism – the comparison of Hungarian and Polish cases. 5.04.2013, Lodz.
Trade Unions as Anti-Development Power
In the majority of cases, they are extremely anti-development and fulfilling these demands will only lead to the increase in the unemployment rate.
