Jerzy Juliusz Kolarzowski

Prof. Jerzy Juliusz Kolarzowski is a university professor specializing in political science and administration at the University of Natural Sciences and Humanities in Siedlce, affiliated with the Faculty of Social Sciences and the Institute of Political Science and Administration. His research focuses on Polish political history, praxeological theory, and comparative institutional analysis. He holds a PhD and has authored multiple books and articles since 2005.

Key research interests include the intersection of praxeology and sociology through figures like Tadeusz Kotarbiński and Pierre Bourdieu, analysis of Polish political systems (e.g., presidential elections during the pandemic), and historical studies of Socinianism and underground publishing in communist Poland. His work bridges philosophy, legal theory, and administrative science with a focus on Polish socio-political contexts.

Publications highlight themes like post-truth discourse, local governance comparisons between Poland and the UK, and the application of economic analysis to legal frameworks. He has contributed to edited volumes on topics ranging from data protection to Spinoza’s political philosophy, demonstrating interdisciplinary engagement across law, history, and cultural studies.

• Notable Works: Authored books on negotiation theory (2016), Socinianism (2023), and historical legal concepts (2009).
• Awards: None explicitly listed.
• Collaborations: Co-authored works with scholars like Prof. Prokop Krzysztof and Gwido Zlatkes, contributing to international comparative studies.