Przemysław Mikiewicz

Przemysław Mikiewicz is a Professor at the Department of Regional and Development Studies, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań. His research focuses on globalization, international relations, and European Union dynamics. He critically examines political narratives, climate policy, and alternative development models. Key themes include the critique of grand theories in political science, post-communist Poland's sociopolitical transformations, and participatory democracy.

His academic work spans over two decades, addressing interdisciplinary topics such as pandemic governance, biosecurity, and localized alternatives to globalization. He explores societal responses to crises through movements like the European Indignados and analyzes the EU's evolving role in global challenges.

Publications emphasize the intersection of science and policy, such as UN climate negotiations and the role of Christian media in Poland. His recent work critiques the 'Polexit' slogan in Law and Justice Party narratives and examines biology's role in international relations frameworks.

No scientific awards or grants are explicitly listed in the provided materials. He currently advises no listed students but contributes extensively to academic discourse through his prolific publishing.