Andrzej Gil

Prof. Dr. hab. Andrzej Gil is a Professor at the Department of Political Theory and Eastern Studies within the Faculty of Social Sciences at John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin. His academic work focuses on political theory, Eastern European history, religious policy, and international relations.

• Education: Not explicitly detailed in the text.

Research Interests: Gil specializes in ethnoreligious dynamics, Soviet and post-Soviet political structures, Eastern Churches, and security studies in Central and Eastern Europe. His work bridges interdisciplinary analysis of history, theology, and geopolitical strategy.

Recent Publications (2022-2024): His research spans comparative religious policy (e.g., Uniate and Lutheran Churches under Alexander II), Soviet-era legal frameworks, post-2014 Ukraine-Hungary relations, and Central Asian security. Subfields include church autonomy, post-Soviet integration, and minority conflicts.

Scientific Awards:

• Medal of Saints Cyril and Methodius (Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church in Poland)
• 1st Degree Team Award from Vice-Rector for Science and Human Resources

Advising: Supervised over 50 diploma theses on topics like Polish-Russian relations, Donbas separatism, and transatlantic cooperation. No explicit student names listed.

Labs/Teams: Served on the National Science Centre Expert Team in Humanities and the Polish Academy of Sciences Historical Commission (Lublin Branch). Organized panels at international conferences on Eastern Churches and geopolitical challenges.