Paulina Uznańska
An analyst in the China Team, focusing on the PRC’s technology policy and EU–China relations. Paulina is also a PhD candidate at the University of Cologne and the University of Warsaw, specialising in Chinese law. She graduated with distinction from Peking University (China Studies: Economics and Management), the University of Warsaw (Sinology), and the Warsaw School of Economics (Global Business, Finance, and Management). Paulina is a co-founder of the Polish Research Centre for Law and Economy of China at the University of Warsaw and a fellow of the International Visegrad Fund and the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange. She was a visiting scholar at National Taiwan University and National Chengchi University. Her academic articles have been published, among others, in China Law and Society Review (Brill Academic Publishing). She co-edits monographs in Chinese ("New Technologies and Law 新科技与法律", Scholar 2022) and translates from Mandarin ("China-Central and Eastern Europe. A History of Literary Interactions," Dialog 2020).
- EU-China relations
- China’s domestic digital technology policy
- China’s role in global tech affairs
- TSMC will build a factory in Germany, “OSW analyses”, August 2023
- Germany’s strategy towards China: A farewell to illusions, “OSW analyses”, July 2023
- The New US-China Battlefield Over the COVID-19 Narrative: Poland, “The Diplomat”, May 2020
- Will Poland Be an Anti-Huawei Force in the EU?, “The Diplomat”, August 2020
- China, the US, and the Covid-19: Voices from the Middle Kingdom, Centre for Asian Affairs, January 2021
- New Technologies and Law 新科技与法律, 2022, Scholar Publishing House
- Prawo w czasie pandemii COVID-19, 2022, Scholar Publishing House