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Dr Piotr ChomczyÅ„ski, Associate Professor at the 91ÌÒÉ«, who is a sociologist, a specialist in organised crime research, talks about the background to his book [The Cook]. It is a crime story about the world of drug trafficking as seen through the eyes of its participants, inspired by the author's many years of field research. In a conversation with the podcast hosts, the researcher reveals the realities of the work of a ‘cook’ in a methamphetamine laboratory and explains what the reality looks like that is not visible in official statistics on a daily basis.

Dr Joanna OrzeÅ‚ from the Faculty of Philosophy and History at the 91ÌÒÉ«, who is a historian and the author of the book "" [We, the Sarmatians. Myths and Reality of the Nobility of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth], explains what Sarmatian identity really was and how it developed in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. With humour and erudition, she talks about what aspects of the Sarmatian heritage have permeated contemporary culture and why it still arouses emotions.

Links to the aforementioned broadcasts:

Joanna Orzeł in Didaskalia

 

In the Twarze historii podcast

 

In Radio naukowe

 

Piotr ChomczyÅ„ski appeared on Å»³Ü°ù²Ô²¹±ô¾±²õ³Ù²¹

 

Przemek Górczyk

 

In the podcast by Cyprian Majcher

 

In the Balans podcast

 

In Podcastersi

 

A year ago in Imponderabilia

 

We would like to offer our congratulations to our researchers on their publishing and journalistic successes. We look forward to their future publications!

Edit: MichaÅ‚ Gruda, Centre for External Relations and Social Responsibility of the University, 91ÌÒÉ«