Poland's security

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This publication stems from a research project titled "Key Determinants of Poland's Security in Early 21st Century," involving contributors from various academic and governmental institutions. Its primary aim is to explore contemporary aspects of Poland's security, including military, political, economic, and social dimensions, while examining the interplay between 'hard' and 'soft' security. Another objective is to illustrate the relationship between the actual state of security and the public's perception of it. Additionally, it applies theoretical frameworks, such as the pentagonal model of security, to practical scenarios. Professors Sebastian Wojciechowski and Anna Potyra{ la envisioned enriching the literature on security studies with a focused analysis of Poland's security at the dawn of the new century. This endeavor is notable, as many scholars primarily engage with Western theoretical frameworks, often producing historical overviews rather than in-depth analyses. The editors and contributors successfully addressed the complexities of their research, fulfilling the project's goals. The publication is expected to resonate with academic and expert communities, serving as a valuable resource that demonstrates how theoretical insights can inform practical research tools, ultimately enhancing understanding of Poland's evolving security landscape amid dynamic internal and international challenges.