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Od redaktora naczelnego Wdzięczni Wilsonowi (s. 7) PUNKT WIDZENIA Stanisław Żerko Polska i Niemcy – problem reparacji (s. 14) OPINIE RÓJMORZE– NOWY INSTRUMENT W POLSKIEJ POLITYCE ZAGRANICZNEJ Bartosz Wiśniewski (s. 26) Oana Popescu (s. 37) Martin Ehl (s. 48) Oktawian Milewski (s. 55) Dominik Héjj (s. 68) Mateusz Gniazdowski (s. 79) ESEJE I ARTYKUŁY Piotr Buras Polityka Niemiec. Spojrzenie z Polski...

Articles Marcin Przychodniak A New Strategy or Just a Change of Tactics? The Main Elements of China’s Foreign Policy during Xi Jinping’s First Term (s. 5) Modifications of China’s foreign policy during Xi Jinping’s first term as China’s Communist Party (CCP) secretary general are predominantly due to a change in strategy rather than in China’s core interests (its main goals). The new strategy focuses...

Armen Grigoryan Armenia’s Membership in the Eurasian Economic Union: An Economic Challenge and Possible Consequences for Regional Security The article reviews the background of Armenia’s decision to join the Eurasian Economic Union (EEU) instead of signing an Association Agreement with the European Union. The analysis of the controversies behind that decision and subsequent complications is followed...

Spis treści Articles Łukasz Kulesa What Future for NATO after 2014? When the concept of the current issue of The Polish Quarterly was first formulated, the end of the ISAF operation in 2014 was universally assumed to become the main point of reference for discussions about the future of NATO. Some argued that the alliance would be faced with an almost existential crisis of finding the next unifying...

Articles Nathalie Brack Radical and Populist Eurosceptic Parties at the 2014 European Elections: A Storm in a Teacup? The integration process has now entered a new and more difficult phase characterised by mass Euroscepticism and the rise of radical and populist parties. Against the backdrop of the economic crisis, Euroscepticism has become increasingly mainstreamed in the sense that it has become...