Magdalena Bogucewicz

• PhD in Political Science
• Academic Lecturer at Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań

The purpose of this paper is to analyze the occurrence of anti-Americanism in the Muslim world and its influence on US-Arab relations. Since the outbreak of the Arab Spring, this phenomenon has been an important issue in this region. Anti-regime revolts evolved immediately into anti-American uprisings, as evidenced by the brutal assassination of th...

This paper reflects on reports documenting human rights violations on the Balkan route as one of the implications of European migration policies, and applies them to the Serbian context. The Republic of Serbia is considered as one of the main transit countries for the migrant traffic on the Balkan Peninsula and eventually has become an unlikely gat...

Increased migration flows are currently one of the greatest challenges for the international community. The “migration crisis” in Europe which started in 2015 posed the question of how to reconcile effective border control with respect for human rights. For many years this dilemma didn’t seem relevant to policymakers in Poland, but now this que...

The research objective of this paper is to verify the hypothesis that migration and asylum policies of the EU Member States have led to the formation of alternative humanitarian models. The examples used for the purposes of this study were the aid practices used during the migration crises in Poland in 2021–2022. As part of this verification, the l...

The aim of this article is to determine the impact of the migration crisis on integration of the Republic of Serbia with the European Union. Since 2015, Western Balkans have been affected by migratory pressure which has significantly shaped the relations between the countries of this region and the EU. In light of this research problem, the author...