Dariusz Kondrakiewicz

Dr. Dariusz Kondrakiewicz is an Assistant Professor at the Department of International Political Relations, Faculty of Political Science and Journalism, Maria Curie-Skłodowska University. His teaching includes courses on International Forecasting and Simulations, US Foreign Policy, and Global Security Institutions.

• 2016: Habilitation in Political Science
• 1996: PhD in Political Science
• 1986: Master’s in Political Sciences

His research focuses on international balance of power, global security dynamics, and EU external relations. Recent publications examine geopolitical forecasting, post-Westphalian security frameworks, and refugee impacts on international systems. Key themes include power measurement methodologies, non-state actors in diplomacy, and US strategic actions in Central Asia.

Scientific contributions include grants from NATO and KBN, alongside active participation in EU-focused academic programs like the Jean Monnet European Module. His work emphasizes:

• International forecasting models
• Geopolitical stability mechanisms
• NGO roles in conflict resolution
• US foreign policy in post-Soviet regions
• EU security architecture
• Historical balance-of-power theories