Galina Bogucka

Galina Bogucka is an academic staff member affiliated with the Section of Polish Foreign Policy at the University of Wrocław. Her research focuses on international relations, European Union policies, post-Soviet states, and Russian political dynamics. She has published extensively on Moldova’s foreign policy evolution, EU neighborhood policies, and geopolitical challenges in Eastern Europe. Her work bridges comparative politics with practical policy analysis, particularly examining the interplay between political elites and institutional frameworks.

Teaching responsibilities include specialized English courses for military and diplomatic fields, covering topics like international security studies, political diplomacy, and economic analysis. She also contributes to academic writing and translation methodology education.

Her research spans EU-Russia-Moldova triangular relations, Russian 'managed democracy' governance models, and the role of expert institutions in shaping policy. Notable outputs include analyses of Moldova’s geopolitical positioning and the interpretative gaps in EU neighborhood policy implementation.

Publications include contributions to Contemporary Politics, Racja Stanu, and edited volumes on globalization, post-Soviet states, and regional security. Her work emphasizes empirical case studies blended with theoretical frameworks from international relations theory.