Piotr Lotarski

Piotr Lotarski is a Lecturer at the Department of Political and Security Sciences within the Faculty of Political Science at the University of Warmia and Mazury (UWM) in Olsztyn, Poland. His academic work focuses on international security, peacekeeping operations, and military strategy, particularly in Middle Eastern conflict zones.

• Institution: University of Warmia and Mazury (UWM)
• Department: Department of Political and Security Sciences

Research Interests:
Lotarski's research spans contemporary military operations, UN peacekeeping missions, and Polish armed forces deployments in conflict-prone regions. His work emphasizes the intersection of political and military dimensions in international security, with a focus on Lebanon, Syria, and Gaza. He analyzes force protection challenges, interagency coordination, and the evolution of non-state actors like Hezbollah.

Recent Publications Trends:
Over the past decade, Lotarski has published extensively on Polish military contingents in UN missions, including detailed case studies of operations in Lebanon and Syria. His work addresses key themes such as battlefield changes in asymmetric warfare, security threats to peacekeeping forces, and historical-military analysis of post-Cold War deployments.

Teaching and Professional Context:
As a lecturer at UWM, Lotarski contributes to academic discourse on political-military relations and regional security dynamics. His contact details include the email piotr.lotarski@uwm.edu.pl and a university phone line.