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JSTOR is introducing new AI-enabled tools to help researchers discover and explore academic content more effectively.
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JSTOR is introducing new AI-enabled tools to help researchers discover and explore academic content more effectively.
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We are pleased to announce the acquisition of two new handbooks that will enhance our collection: Understanding Modern Warfare published by the Cambridge University Press and Routledge Handbook of Strategic Culture.
New acquisitions: two new handbooks Read More »
Natolin Library will be open from 8:00 to 16:00 from 21 to 24 September, whilst you are on your study trip. From Friday 25 September, we will return to our normal opening hours.
Library Opening Hours for the week of September 21-26 Read More »
We are eager to announce that the Natolin Library has enhanced its book collection with a new publication from Cambridge University Press, titled The Brexit Effect: 2016-2026, edited by Anthony Seldon.
New acquisition: The Brexit Effect: 2016-2026 Read More »
For those who read in Polish, we have an insightful conversation with longtime diplomat Adam Daniel Rotfeld about the political challenges of today’s turbulent and uncertain times.
Przyzwoita polityka : Adam Daniel Rotfeld w rozmowie z Marcinem Wojciechowskim Read More »
We are pleased to share the news that we have acquired two exceptional new titles published by Cambridge University Press.
Two new textbooks from Cambridge University Press Read More »
Politics Without Politicians. The Case for Citizen Rule, Hélène Landemore. New book in the Library.
Can democracy work without politicians? Read More »
We are excited to announce the addition of two new books: “The Last Titans: Churchill and de Gaulle” by Richard Vinen and “The World of the Cold War: 1945-1991” by Vladislav Zubok.
New acquisitions: two books on contemporary history Read More »
We would like to introduce you to Prof. Beatrice Heuser’s upcoming course through her new book Flawed Strategy: Why Smart Leaders Make Bad Decisions.
Flawed Strategy: Why Smart Leaders Make Bad Decisions by Prof. Beatrice Heuser Read More »
Starting Monday, September 7th, Natolin Library returns to its regular opening hours.
Regular Opening Hours Return to Natolin Library Read More »