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2012 Jan-F229(1-2):1-10.[School shooting in statu nascendi]. [Article in German].Psychiatrische Klinik Münsterlingen, Postfach 154, CH-8596 Münsterlingen.AbstractIn the last few years, amok-like killings and especially so-called "school shootings" have received a great deal of public attention both in the Old and the New world. Meanwhile, criminal psychological research has gained a thorough insight into this dangerous development in young people. Thus, the possibility to assess the concrete threat of such a multiple killing before it is carried out has been considerably improved, as many prognostic criteria have been worked out in the meantime. The case report presented shows that it is possible to exercise a favourable influence on this critical negative trend.PMID:
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BackgroundDriven by passion for international relations and foreign policyExperienceDiplomat-CandidateBureau of the Political Director
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In 2010, YEaP reached significant achievements: we launched a newsletter series in which we write about current issues and developments of the region, published a collection of research papers written by team members (“The Eastern Partnership: New Perspective for a New Europe”, ISBN 978-83--1), set up a website www.Youth EaP.kssm.pl where all the newsletters and the publication are available. In 2011 in a cooperation with other NGOs we organised a conference at the Warsaw University: “The Eastern Partnership – a Roadmap or a Road to Nowhere?”. We also participated in the EaP Civil Society Forum in Poznan.Team members:, , , , , , , , , PublicationsCentre for International Initiatives• &From Russia with Love? Russian perspective on the conflict in Ukraine& (2014)
• &Ukraina znowu na rozdrożu, czyli „Co z tą Ukrainą?” 2& (2014)
• &Bitter-sweet impressions from the “Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum”, 4-5 October 2013, Chisinau (Moldova)&
• “Report “Review of the organisation and the functioning of the EEAS”, briefing with MEP Elmar Brok” (2013);
• “The victorious Mikheil “Misha” Saakashvili” (2012);
• “Wake up call on the Eastern front” (2012);
• Prof. Richard Pipes o rosyjskiej opinii publicznej na Warsaw East European Conference );
• Niebezpieczne igraszki w kosmosie (2012);
• Co z tą Ukrainą? (2012);
• Rosyjska ‘soft power’ czy propaganda? (2011);
• Urlop w UE, a praca w ESDZ wre… (2011);
• Belgia jest martwa, niech żyje Belgia! (2011);
• Prezydencja: Think Global – Act European! (2011);
• “The Great Popular Movement: Polish Presidency in the EU Council” (2011);
• EPS – Europejski PROBLEM Sąsiedztwa (2011);
• Libia testem dla UE (2011);
• Czy Polska jest jeszcze suwerenna w kontekście “Traktatu Lizbońskiego”? (2011);
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• “EU-Ukraine DCFTA Negotiations: it is more than the Economics” (18/2012, CII);
• ““Global actor ‘in statu nascendi’? Impact of European External Action Service on Diplomatic Actorness of the European Union” (17/2012, CII);
• European Union Structural Foreign Policy Towards China: Developing European Studies Centres” (15/2012, CII);
• “Gruzja, kolebka konfliktow” (3/2011, CII).Centre for International Initiatives• &Honor w stosunkach międzynarodowych: Rosja i Zachód& (based on: Andrei P. Tsygankov Russia and the West from Alexander to Putin. Honor in International Relations, Cambridge University Press 2012)
• &Od teorii do post-lizbońskiej praktyki: analiza i doradztwo polityczne (based on: J. A. Koops, From Theory to Post-Lisbon Practice: Policy Analysis and Policy Advice. Case study: The Arab Spring and the EU`s Approach to the Maghreb Institute for European Studies, Vrije Universiteit Brussel (VUB) )
European Parliament, Brussels• “Report from the workshop on the Implementation of Common Security and Defence Policy”
• “Report from the workshop on the Development of European Defence Technological and Industrial Base (EDTIB)”
• “Workshop’s proceedings on the Role of the European External Action Service in Consular Protection and Services for EU Citizens”Polish Journal of Political Science. Working PapersThe objective of this working paper is to assess the EU-Ukraine political relations in the framework of the European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) and the Eastern Partnership (EaP), and against the vicinity of the Russian Federation. The author aims to reveal to what extent the so called ‘European choice’ has constituted a basis for the foreign policy of Ukraine and how it has been conditioned by the presence of both the European Union and the Russian Federation. The analysis is accompanied by opinions of the officials from both the Mission of Ukraine to the European Union and the European External Action Service (EEAS), revealed during the interviews that the author conducted in Brussels during the spring of 2012. Last but not least, this paper attempts to provide explanations for events surrounding the Eastern Partnership Summit in Vilnius in November 2013 and the subsequent ‘Ukrainian crises.TEPSA Background PaperWith this paper Anita Sęk analyses the reasons behind the realist ‘zero-sum game’ and the ‘red-line’ approach to the ‘common neighbourhood’ of the EU and Russia, explaining Moscow’s perceptions and interests. The hypothesis is that the Russian attitude is based on a historical need of “secured spaces”, along with &horror vacui& and “honour-based behaviour”.
The author believes that it is time not only for the EU/member states’ elites to face reasons for Russian Realpolitik and its consequences, but also to recognize the difference of Russian politics and discover options towards pragmatic cooperation on realistic projects in the ‘shared neighbourhood’.Instituto Affari InternazionaliThis paper aims to analyse if and to what extent provisions of the Lisbon Treaty introducing a special relationship with neighbouring countries and Common Foreign and Security Policy-related references, have delivered in strengthening EU's presence among its Eastern neighbours. The paper will also examine EU's capacities in decision- and policy-making towards them. The study, built on the author's interviews and correspondence with officials from EU institutions and literature research, shows that what characterizes the European External Action Service (EEAS) and in consequence EU's international actorness in the Eastern Neighbourhood are: (i) scarcity of staff in headquarter in Brussels, (ii) scarcity of staff in EU delegations, (iii) underrepresentation of &new Member States&, (iv) lack of esprit du corps. All of these produce various &turf battles& of intra- and inter- institutional nature on the EU-level, which lead to an extension of the decision-making process, and in consequence undermine the possible impact on the Eastern neighbours. Nevertheless, the overall coherence of EU's external activity is improving. Challenges however remain, particularly the lack of outcomes envisaged by the EU, undermining the Union's influential transformative role as a norms entrepreneur.KSSM UJ/CIMAuthors:, Orkhan Ali, Johannes Langer, Lyubov ArtemenkoCivil society in Georgia and the Ukraine after „couloured revolutions” – analytical comparisonOdessa Institute of International StudiesQuo vadis Europa? Through European Neighbourhood Policy to a Better WorldWarsaw UniversityInterkulturowy dialog? – czyli o różnych wymiarach KulturyJagiellonian UniversityCourses Independent CourseworkTwo Faces of Soil – the Seminar About Protecting Cultural and Historical Heritage, Tarsus, Turkey You and Europe: European Citizenship in Action Training Course, Cologne, Germany European School - Advanced International Management Training, Gdansk, Poland International Training Course Model of Youth Tolerance, Baku, Azerbaijan International Youth Exchange &Dance of Tolerance&, Yerevan, Armenia Economic Forum of Young Leaders, Nowy Sacz, Poalnd European Youth and Sport Forum, Paris, France
The EU as a Foreign Policy Actor EU Institutions and Decision Making International Negotiations Analysis The EU’s External Representation Legal Aspects of EU’s External Relations La Politique de voisinage de l’Union européenne Simulation Game : EU Response to Security Threats The EU in a Global Political Economy Context Diplomacy Today: Theory and Practice External Aspects of EU Internal Policies New Security Challenges and Security Governane EU-China Relations EU-Asia Relations Political Analysis and Reporting Project Management LanguagesEnglishFull professional proficiencyGermanProfessional working proficiencyFrenchLimited working proficiencyRussianLimited working proficiencySerbo-CroatElementary proficiencySkillsInternational RelationsEuropean UnionPoliticsForeign PolicyDiplomacyTeam LeadershipInternational Project...NGOsTranslationResearchAnalysisFundraisingCivil SocietyPublic SpeakingEducationMaster of Arts in EU international Relations and Diplomacy, IRDMaster of Arts in Political Sciences, , AActivities and Societies:&International Relations' Students Association KSSM UJMOST Exchange Students' Programme, , DiplomacyErasmus, Honors & AwardsAdditional Honors & Awards12.3 Marie Curie Grant of the European Commission
12.2010 Scholarship for achievement in science of Polish Minister of Higher Eduaction and Science
2010 Winner of national contest &Grasz o staż& (You play for a traineeship)
06.2009 institute of International Education Ferszt-Buynoski scholarship for Polish political science students
few awards in national contests (Primus Inter Pares, Students' Nobel, Elections to European Parliament Students' Essays Contest)
2007 Jagiellonian University scholarship for achievements in science
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