Andrzej Furier

Professor Andrzej Furier is a distinguished academic at the University of Szczecin's Institute of Political and Security Sciences, specializing in Eastern European studies with a focus on Polish-Caucasus relations and geopolitical transformations in Poland's eastern neighbors. His institutional affiliation spans teaching and research within the Political Science department.

His research centers on Eastern Studies, particularly the historical Polish presence in Georgia and the political evolution of post-Soviet states. His work bridges diplomatic history and contemporary security studies, examining how historical consular documents inform modern geopolitical dynamics in the Caucasus region. The interdisciplinary nature of his scholarship connects political science with cultural anthropology and archival research.

Professor Furier maintains active scholarly output with over 200 publications, including monographs like Poles in Georgia (2009). His recent works analyze Georgian state formation and Polish insurgent movements. His research methodology combines archival analysis with field studies of cultural memory in borderland regions.

Through his website and institutional presence, he facilitates academic collaboration while managing research projects focused on Caucasus geopolitics. His contact information indicates ongoing engagement with students and colleagues through email consultations during academic terms.