Jagellonian Institute

The Jagellonian Institute (Instytut Jagielloński, IJ) is a Polish foundation and think tank established in 2005 in Warsaw by Wojciech Roszkowski. It operates as a non-profit research and policy institute focused on strengthening the position of Poland and Central and Eastern Europe in the contemporary world. Its mission includes improving public life through civic education, promoting historical truth, developing strategic thought, and deepening knowledge in socio-economic sciences. The institute produces analyses, reports, and publications across several series, including Eseje (Essays), Monografie (Monographs), and Studia (Studies). Its research output covers topics such as energy transformation, renewable energy development, energy clusters, gas markets, and economic impacts of war. The institute also engages in public debate through podcasts and commentary. Leadership of the foundation has included Aleksander Gubrynowicz (2005–2008, 2009–2010), Kamil Zubelewicz (2008–2009), and Marcin Roszkowski (since 2010). A supervisory board operated until 2010, with members such as Dominik Smyrgała and Sebastian Bojemski. In 2011, Przemysław Wipler served as general director. The Jagellonian Institute is headquartered in Warsaw and maintains an active online presence through its website, where it publishes reports and analyses. It is a private, non-profit entity without a parent company or commercial ownership structure.

The Jagellonian Institute (Instytut Jagielloński) was founded in 2005 in Warsaw by Wojciech Roszkowski as a foundation. Its mission is to raise the importance of Poland and Central and Eastern Europe in the modern world, working to improve public life in Poland and Europe through shaping civic attitudes, promoting historical truth, developing strategic thought, and deepening knowledge in socio-economic sciences. The foundation's leadership has changed over time. Aleksander Gubrynowicz served as president from 2005 to 2008, followed by Kamil Zubelewicz from 2008 to 2009. Gubrynowicz returned as president from 2009 to 2010. Since 2010, Marcin Roszkowski has held the presidency. A supervisory board existed until 2010, including members such as Dominik Smyrgała (until 2008) and Sebastian Bojemski (2007–2010). In 2011, Przemysław Wipler was the general director. The institute publishes research results in several series: Eseje (Essays), Monografie (Monographs), and Studia (Studies). Notable publications include Wojciech Roszkowski's essay collection "Droga przez mgłę" (2006), Paweł Ukielski's monograph "Aksamitny rozwód" (2007), and Aleksander Gubrynowicz's study "Kierunki polskiej polityki demograficznej" (2006). In recent years, the institute has focused on energy and economic policy, producing reports such as "Rachunek kosztów polskiej elektroenergetyki A.D. 2040" comparing costs of different energy transformation scenarios, analyses of photovoltaic development in Poland, and studies on offshore wind supply chains. It also runs a podcast series "Na Marszałkowskiej" discussing energy clusters and local energy security.

• 2011

  Przemysław Wipler serves as general director.

• 2010

  Marcin Roszkowski becomes president; supervisory board ceases to function.

• 2009

  Aleksander Gubrynowicz returns as president.

• 2008

  Kamil Zubelewicz becomes president.

• 2007

  Publication of Paweł Ukielski's monograph 'Aksamitny rozwód'.

• 2006

  Publication of Wojciech Roszkowski's essay collection 'Droga przez mgłę'.

• 2006

  Publication of Aleksander Gubrynowicz's study 'Kierunki polskiej polityki demograficznej'.

• 2005

  Foundation established in Warsaw by Wojciech Roszkowski.

• 2005

  Aleksander Gubrynowicz becomes president.

Non-profit think tank and foundation focused on public policy research, civic education, and strategic analysis for Poland and Central and Eastern Europe.

• Rachunek kosztów polskiej elektroenergetyki A.D. 2040

  Report comparing costs of three energy transformation scenarios.

• Wyzwania i potrzeby polskiej transformacji energetycznej

  Analysis of challenges and needs of Polish energy transformation.

• Rozwój fotowoltaiki w Polsce – wady i zalety

  Analysis of photovoltaic development in Poland, pros and cons.

• Diagnoza obecnej sytuacji i potencjału krajowego łańcucha dostaw dla LFW w Polsce

  Diagnosis of current situation and potential of domestic supply chain for offshore wind in Poland.

• Optymalizacja rozwoju krajowego łańcucha dostaw morskiej energetyki wiatrowej w Polsce

  Optimization of development of domestic supply chain for offshore wind energy in Poland.

• Wpływ ceny gazu ziemnego na rynki EU ETS: analiza i prognozy

  Analysis and forecasts on the impact of natural gas prices on EU ETS markets.

• Co to są klastry energii? Czy zapewnią lokalne bezpieczeństwo energetyczne?

  Podcast episode on energy clusters and local energy security.

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