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Research fellow, expert on international security, transatlantic relations and European security and defence policy. Dr. Osica is a senior lecturer in the Institute of European Union at Collegium Civitas in Warsaw, and guest columnist of "Tygodnik Powszechny". In 2007 he obtained PhD in Social and Political Science from European University Institute in Florence (thesis on "NATO Enlargement and Central European Security. A disintegrating security community"). In 2000 he graduated (MA) in international relations from Warsaw University (2000). Member of "Transatlantic Network 2020", a project established by the British Council. Participant of the "Programme des personalites d'avenir", Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of France. 1998-2002 research fellow, Center for International Relations in Warsaw, coordinator of the project "Transatlantic Partnership and Poland's Interests", sponsored by the German Marshall Fund of the US. 1996-1997: GFPS scholarship, University of Gutenberg, Mainz, Germany. Dr. Osica is the author of numerous articles and book chapters devoted to Poland's security policy, EU common security and defence policy, transatlantic relations; e.g. "Poland: A New European Atlanticist at a crossroads?", in: Old Europe, New Europe and the Transatlantic Security Agenda, K. Longhurst, M. Zaborowski (ed.), Routledge, 2005.
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