GLOBSEC
GLOBSEC is a global think-tank based in Bratislava committed to enhancing security, prosperity and sustainability in Europe and throughout the world.
We generate new ideas and solutions for a more stable, prosperous and sustainable world, by:
• Conducting world-class research and political insight into major threats and risks to our society.
• Driving change by engaging esteemed policy-makers and senior leaders from different sectors in our policy initiatives.
• Putting together leaders and stakeholders from multiple sectors at the right time in one place.
The GLOBSEC Policy Institute, which is an integral part of the GLOBSEC organisation, is a policy-oriented think-tank analysing foreign policy and international environment. Activities within this think tank are devoted to research in five programme areas: Cyber Security Programme, Defence & Security Programme, Energy Programme, Future of Europe Programme and European Neighbourhood Programme.
One example of the project related to the OSCE topics, which has been recently implemented, was the GLOBSEC Intelligence Reform Initiative (GIRI). GIRI is a pan-European and North American network of serving and former counter-terrorism officials and academics who recognise the need for change in the transatlantic security architecture. The Initiative itself addresses the problem of increased terror thereat by providing the means for the efficient pre-emption of the terrorist attacks, rather than solely concentrating on the means of effective investigation post factum.
The Institute wants to make an impact so that values of the GLOBSEC organisation – liberal and democratic order in the transatlantic world – are deeply embedded in the agenda of governments.
Contact:
GLOBSEC
Polus Tower II
Vajnorská 100/B
831 04 Bratislava, Slovakia
Phone: +421 2 321 378 00
https://www.globsec.org/
Representative
Dr Kinga Brudzińska
Senior Research Fellow for the Future of Europe Programme
Contact:
kinga.brudzinska@globsec.org
Kinga Brudzińska, PhD, is Senior Research Fellow for the Future of Europe Programme.
She received a Ph.D. in political science from the University of Warsaw and holds MA in economics from the University of Economics in Cracow. She is an expert on issues related to systemic transformations in the world but in particular she is interested in democratization policy of the EU and the US.
She is author of several chapters in books, articles in press and various analyses on the topic. She is Alumni of the ZEIT-Stiftung Ebelin und Gerd Bucerius Global Governance Network, and the Humanity in Action & Lantos Foundation’ Senior Fellow.
She worked at the Permanent Secretariat of the Community of Democracies, the Polish Institute of International Affairs (PISM), and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Poland.
