Keynote
Are Poland and Europe ready for a new
world order? The “Polish Harari” explains
what we ought to fear in the near future.

Selling Points
 A perspicacious study of the geopolitical
changes in Europe and Poland.
 A key text for understanding
the complicated history and contemporary
state of Poland and the entire region.
 Brilliantly and comprehensively
measures the temperature of the social
and political changes in today’s Poland.
 An acute and constructive critique of
the current Polish government, which is
unable to fully adapt to new realities.
 An extremely important context for
the current war in Ukraine.
 Ahe author is also an expert in military
matters – and explains clearly both
technical complexities and military
strategies.
 A readable and accessible book written
in the form of a story and not an academic
analysis.
 The author is called the “Polish Harari of
geopolitics”.
 Bartosiak has written multiple
bestselling books from the fields of history
and geopolitics, and is himself very active
on social media where he has a large
number of faithful followers.

Description
The world is rapidly changing in front of
our very eyes. Another cold war has arisen,
an era of rivalry between the giants:
the United States, Russia and China – it’s
a time for reassessing the world order and
economic influences up until the present
day. How are we to understand this chaos?
In the very heart of this turbulent crucible
of interests is Poland, with the war in
Ukraine on its doorstep. Where is it,
following Russia’s attack on Ukraine?
And if Putin plans to take Warsaw,
will the Americans support Poland as
loyally as Ukraine? How will the security
architecture in the region change? How
did a modern iteration of the New Model
Army come about, what does it represent
and how did the government react to it?
What is public money being spent on and
why not on armaments? Jacek Bartosiak –
the guru of Polish geopolitical thinking –
endeavours to answer these and many
other questions.

Target Market
Readers of history books.
People interested in global and European
geopolitics.