European Voices in International Studies: What does Europe have to offer?

Poland’s International Relations Scholarly Community and Its Distinguishing Features According to the 2014 Trip Survey of International Relations Scholars

“…Multiple projects examined and documented the current condition of the discipline in various countries and regions (Jørgensen, 2003;Jørgensen and Knudsen, 2006;Tickner and Waever, 2009;Acharya and Buzan, 2010b;Aalto, Harle and Moisio, 2011;Lizée, 2011;Zajączkowski, Gawrycki and Bógdał-Brzezińska, 2014). Such projects were also conducted in several CEE states (Drulák, Königová and Karlas, 2004;Drulák, 2009;Kubalkova, 2009;Bátora and Hynek, 2009;Roter, 2009;Berg and Chillaud, 2009;Czaputowicz, 2012;Czaputowicz and Wojciuk, 2014;Stadtmüller, 2014;. The IR discipline was discussed at the Ninth Central and East European International Studies Association (CEEISA) convention in Kraków in 2012 (Drulák, 2013;Guzzini, 2013;Jørgensen, 2013;Šabič, 2013;Volgy, 2013;Wojciuk, 2013;Czaputowicz, 2013a).…”