Poland’s presidential election – the end of re-democratisation? Poland’s 2025 presidential election – the end of re-democratisation?

Three weeks after Poland’s presidential election, the political waters have settled — but what lies beneath? In my new piece for the LSE blog, I ask whether the victory of Karol Nawrocki signals a halt to Poland’s re-democratisation. Read the full analysis here: bit.ly/3I9GQX5

Some thoughts on the 2025 Polish Presidential Election. It is rather continuity, not change. The result resembles that of the 2020 election. Presidential powers matter, but we should not exaggerate them. It is not the end of the re-democratisation process.

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Call for Papers: The EU's External Action: EU-Values in Policy Making. The EU champions human rights but how effective is it? Join us to discuss its role in trade, diplomacy, AI & more. Abstracts by 30th March 🔗 Find out More: eu-values.eu/news/call-fo... @io-pgi-kuleuven.bsky.social