Tytuł: Poland in the Eyes of Neighbors, Neighbors in the Eyes of Poles. Polish-German Relations
Redakcja: Anna Citkowska-Kimla, Piotr Kimla, Magdalena Cyran, Agnieszka Kluba
Rok wydania: 2021
Liczba stron: 290
ISBN: 978-83-66445-19-2
Ze wstępu / from Introduction:
Poland’s borders are 3,511 kilometres long. 467 kilometres of this distance makes up the border territory with Europe’s largest economy – Germany. This state of affairs is extremely beneficial for the development of neighbourly relations between the two countries.
In describing the bilateral relations between Poland and Germany, it is worth approaching the subject in a holistic way, taking into account the various planes on which these countries cooperate. To complete the picture, however, one should also address the shared, often difficult history, of both countries. The course of this history has undoubtedly influenced the current shape of cooperation between Berlin and Warsaw. In order to maintain research consistency in the process of analysing the mutual relations between these countries, this monograph contains texts on economic, geopolitical, historical, and cultural issues. Some of these areas naturally overlap and thus drive the cooperation of both countries. This is described in individual subsections of the book.
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The great thematic diversity of the articles contained in this monograph only confirms the statement that both the historical and contemporary relations between Berlin and Warsaw have been, and are being, deepened and developed on many levels. Thanks to the general research perspective, the reader will have the opportunity to learn more about the neighbourly relations between Poland and Germany from the historical, economic, social, and geopolitical perspectives.
Poland in the eyes of neighbors, neighbors in the eyes of Poles. Polish-German relations
