Marek Pabich

Marek Pabich is an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Social Sciences, Catholic University of Lublin, affiliated with the Department of Sociology of Macrostructures and Social Movements. He earned a Master of Theology (2002) and MA in Sociology (2009), focusing on sociological research and Catholic social teaching. His academic work centers on macrosociology, political sociology, and globalization.

• Education: Master of Theology (2002), MA in Sociology (2009)
• Key research areas: Macrosociology, Globalization, Political Sociology
• Notable publications address civil society, state theory, and youth political culture through Catholic intellectual frameworks

Pabich's scholarly output spans edited volumes and journals like Annals of Social Sciences, often analyzing intersections of political thought, religion, and societal structures. His work emphasizes Polish conservative ideology, Catholic social doctrine, and contemporary civil society dynamics.

Publications include studies on youth social participation, religious influence in modern societies, and ethical dimensions of academic research. He remains active in the university's research ecosystem and contributes to debates on theory-practice integration in sociology.