Jacek Bartyzel

Jacek Bartyzel serves as a Professor in the Department of Political Philosophy and Political Theory at the Institute of Political Sciences, Faculty of Political Science and Security Studies, Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń, Poland. His academic profile reflects deep engagement with European political thought traditions and contemporary ideological frameworks.

His research spans core areas of Political Philosophy and Political Theory, with concentrated expertise in:

• Conservative and Traditionalist political movements (Carlism, Monarchism)
• Political Theology and Catholic political thought
• Historical analysis of Liberalism and anti-democratic doctrines (including Action Française and Synarchism)
• Polish political philosophy within broader European contexts

His scholarly output demonstrates consistent focus on ideological genealogies and normative frameworks in political discourse.

Bartyzel has received two documented academic achievements and maintains active research output with 156 publications contributing to his ministerial score of 1,836. His work shows strong thematic continuity in examining political doctrines through philosophical and historical lenses.

He has supervised five doctoral theses, indicating significant mentorship contributions. His institutional presence includes active participation in the Institute of Political Sciences' research ecosystem with documented project leadership.

Based at Nicolaus Copernicus University's campus in Toruń (Room 209), Bartyzel maintains scholarly connectivity through ORCID (0000-0003-1193-8515) and international academic databases while contributing to Poland's political science research infrastructure.