Dariusz Wybranowski

Dr. Dariusz Wybranowski is a Professor at the University of Szczecin's Institute of Political and Security Studies, where he maintains an office in room 204 and can be reached at phone number 91 444 3273. His academic work focuses on political science and security studies, with particular expertise in contemporary political conflicts, Islamic fundamentalism, and the geopolitics of the Western Balkans.

His research interests include:

• Political conflicts of the 20th and 21st centuries
• The Islamic world and Muslim fundamentalism
• Issues of the Western Balkan countries
• Political ideas and doctrines

Professor Wybranowski teaches a range of courses related to his research expertise, including Islamic fundamentalism, Islam and Muslims in Europe, history, police history, political thought, and the history of diplomacy in the 19th and 20th centuries. His scholarly work demonstrates a consistent focus on understanding the interplay between religious ideologies, political conflicts, and security challenges in contemporary international relations.

His recent publications reveal a growing emphasis on migration issues, European security challenges, and the evolving nature of Islamic radicalism. Professor Wybranowski has also maintained a longstanding interest in military history, particularly regarding World War II aviation tactics and the political ideologies of fighter pilots.

His scholarly contributions span both contemporary political analysis and historical research, with publications covering:

• The political dynamics of the Western Balkans
• Islamic fundamentalism and its global manifestations
• Migration politics in Europe
• Military history, particularly World War II
• Political ideologies and their historical development

Professor Wybranowski has been actively publishing since the early 2000s, with numerous articles in academic journals and contributions to edited volumes. His work demonstrates a commitment to understanding the complex interplay between historical context, political ideology, and contemporary security challenges.