Jarosław Kozak

Rev. Dr. Jarosław Kozak is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Catholic Social Teaching and Sociology of Morality, Institute of Sociological Sciences, Faculty of Social Sciences, John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin. His work bridges sociology of religion, migration studies, and technological ethics, with a focus on Polish diasporas in the UK, social conflict dynamics, and the intersection of AI with human emotions and religiosity.

• Academic Rank: Assistant Professor
• Department: Catholic Social Teaching and Sociology of Morality
• University: John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin

His research explores structural conflicts in migrant communities, Brexit's sociopolitical ramifications, and emotional responses to artificial intelligence. Articles span sociodemographic determinants of religiosity, AI regulation preferences, and the role of Catholic institutions in diaspora adaptation. He frequently engages in cross-cultural comparisons between Poland and the UK.

Recent publications highlight trends in AI ethics, post-Brexit migration, and religious community resilience. His 2025 work with AI & Society and Polish Sociological Review indicates a growing focus on technological governance and media-driven knowledge systems.

• Scientific Organizations: Religious Research Association member
• Projects: NCN-funded studies on migrant community resilience
• Conferences: Organizer of international events on migrant religious communities

He provides research services abroad, including for the Polish Catholic Mission of England and Wales, and contributes to policy-oriented sociological analysis.