Karina Marczuk

Dr Karina Marczuk, PhD is former Deputy Director of the Office of the Secretary of the State - National Security Bureau, Poland (2004-2007); guest - lecturer at University of Warsaw, member of The International Network to Promote the Rule of Law (INPROL).
Her areas of interests are security issues (especially homeland security), Mediterranean countries' security systems and Euro-Atlantic connections on security field.
Marczuk is exploring constabulary forces (police forces with military status) in such countries as France, Italy, Portugal, Spain, Romania, and Turkey.
In 2005 she attended as a fellow to General Command of the Italian Carabineers in Rome. In 2006, she initiated bilateral relations between Poland and Romanian Gendarmerie Forces.
She is an author of many publications, devoted to modern security studies, constabulary forces, external military operations, international terrorism and using of constabulary forces during peace-keeping missions. In her studies, Marczuk connects historical background and modern knowledge, using both European and American approaches.
Publications
The Third Option. Carabinieri/Gendarmerie like forces in selected Mediterranean Countries, Foundation of International Studies, Warsaw 2007.
Origin, Development and Perspectives for the Human Security Concept in the European Union,
"Romanian Journal of European Affairs, Vol. 7 No. 2, 2007"
http://ssrn.com/abstract=997246
*Mediterranean Constabulary Forces - Theory, Practice, Solution?, "Small Wars Journal Blog", 2007-05-19.
*Mediterranean Constabulary Forces - Theory, Practice, Solution?, "Romanian Military Thinking", 1/2007, p.125-136.
*World International Studies Conference, Bilgi University, Istanbul, Turkey, 24 - 27.08. 2005: "Position of Gendarmeries in Internal Security Systems: The Mediterranean Countries and EU".
"A Visionary and a Practitioner: the Bernard Kouchner vs. David Kilcullen", Defence and Strategy, 2/2007

Main Menu

See Also

Main Menu