Lech Buczek

Dr. Lech Buczek is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Sinology, Institute of Linguistics, Faculty of Humanities, John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin (Poland). His academic work focuses on Korean unification, EU-Korea relations, and international law in East Asia.

• Education: Law degree from KUL (2005), PhD in Public International Law (2011)
• Research Interests: Korean legal-political integration, EU foreign policy, Polish-Korean legal relations, Confucianism, Hallyu (Korean Wave)

His research spans comparative legal frameworks, Korean Peninsula security, and historical-cultural analysis. Recent publications explore imperial Chinese law, Church-state collaboration for Korean peace, and DPRK leadership models. He has supervised B.A. theses on Korean history, Hangul script, and EU-Korea international agreements.

Scientific contributions include peer-reviewed articles on Asian human rights, EU-South Korea strategic dimensions, and Kim regime security challenges. Awards include the 2023 Scopus Publication of the Year and Vice-Rector's Best Publication recognition.