Commentary
Democratic Security
Citizens Are First in Line Against Russia’s Sabotage in CEE
21 July 2026
25 June 2015
For the time being radicalism does not exist beyond the Internet. Let us hope it will be democratic.
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Marcin Król (1944-2020) was a historian of ideas, philosopher, one of the co-founders of Res Publika Nowa, its long-term Editor-in-Chief and Chairman of the Res Publica Foundation Board. He served as Dean of the Faculty of Applied Social Sciences and Rehabilitation of the University of Warsaw, was a member of the Batory Foundation Council and an author of books and journalistic pieces.
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