معرفی
Dawid Pekalski is a Lecturer in Politics at Bournemouth University, pursuing a final-year PhD in Psychology and Humanities/Law. He teaches across undergraduate and master’s programmes, including BA Politics, BA Politics and Economics, MA Political Psychology, and MA International Political Communication. His research focuses on citizens’ political attitudes, decision-making in the post-truth era, and the spread of disinformation, combining political science, communication, psychology, and neuroscience.
Education:
- MA in International Political Communication (Bournemouth University, 2017)
- BA (Hons) in International Relations (Wrocław University, 2008)
Research Interests: Dawid’s work examines rationality in political decision-making, public diplomacy, and the impact of disinformation on trust in government. His interdisciplinary approach addresses issues like social change and media’s role in shaping political discourse. Recent projects include the Horizon 2020-funded OPTED project (2021) and AHRC-funded ArtoP initiative (2021), alongside studies on the UK TV industry’s skills gap (2023).
Collaborations & Grants:
- Collaborator with Audencia Business School (France) and Bournemouth University
- Contributed to funded projects on media representation, TV production management, and disinformation
Labs/Teams: Engaged in cross-disciplinary initiatives with external communities, focusing on media, politics, and social science.
