Jaskólska Aleksandra

dr Aleksandra Jaskólska – Ph.D., assistant professor at the Faculty of Political Science and International Studies, University of Warsaw. Since 2010, she has been involved in the activities of the Centre for Contemporary India Research and Studies. She has taken part in projects financed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Centres for Research on Poland and Central Europe at Asian universities) and by the European Union (Erasmus Mundus, Horizon 2020, Strategic Partnership). She has also been a fellow of Erasmus Mundus at the National University of Laos, the University of Tehran, and the University of Business and Technology Kosovo. She delivered papers in such places as Hong Kong, Calcutta, New Delhi, Pune, Oxford, Montreal, Baltimore,Taipei, Daegu, Beppu and Durrës.

Research interests

India’s foreign policy, political systems in countries of South Asia, regional parties in India, cultural diversity in the countries of South Asia, demographic challenges faced by South Asia.

Unit

Department of Regional and Global Studies

Recent publications:

A. Jaskólska, Rola partii regionalnych w kształtowaniu polityki zagranicznej Indii wobec państw sąsiedzkich po 1991 roku, Elipsa, Warszawa 2023.

A. Jaskólska,  India’s response to COVID-19  – soft power perspective (in:) C. Ogden (ed.), Global India, Routledge 2023.

A. Jaskólska,  Impact of religion on international relations in the Indo-Pacific region (in:) B. Kratiuk, J. Van den Bosch, A. Jaskólska, Y. Sato, (ed.),  Handbook of Indo-Pacific Studies, Routledge 2023.

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