Poland

Datasets

So far the following datasets were already collected:

bills (legislative proposals) (6,000 +),

legislative branch agenda (16,000 +)

parliamentary debates (330,000 +),

committee hearings (10,000 +),

interpellations, parliamentary questions, and ministerial statements (220,000 +),

reports submitted to the parliament by the government [i.e. the cabinet] (ca. 800),

motions of no confidence (ca. 100),

Council of Ministers legislative proceedings (6,000 +),

Constitutional Tribunal complaints (800 +) and decisions (2,500 +),

laws in force (ca. 750).

Please expect more details on getting access soon.

Staff

Lukasz Wordliczek

Title: Principal Investigator
Institution(s): Faculty of International and Political Studies, Jagiellonian University, Krakow

Associate professor at the Institute of American Studies and Polish Diaspora, Jagiellonian University, Ph.D. in political science (2002). He teaches courses on U.S. and Polish political systems and foreign policy. He is the author, co-author and editor of nine books, many articles and conference papers on relations between technology and politics, private authority in politics, comparative policy and methodological issues.

For any enquiries please contact him at lukasz.wordliczek[at]uj.edu.pl. 

Anna Sroka

Title: Principal Investigator
Institution(s): Faculty of Political Science and International Studies, University of Warsaw

Please be advised that Anna Sroka is currently on leave due to taking up public office.

Explore Policy Trends

The Polish CAP Project was founded in 2020 by Anna Sroka (University of Warsaw), Dariusz Stolicki (Jagiellonian University) and Lukasz Wordliczek (Jagiellonian University).

All datasets were collected by the Jagiellonian Center for Quantitative Political Science (Centrum Badań Ilościowych nad Polityką, CBIP).

Principal Investigator: Lukasz Wordliczek
Location: Faculty of International and Political Studies, Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland
Email: lukasz.wordliczek@uj.edu.pl

Sponsoring Institutions

The Poland CAP has been supported by the Jagiellonian University Excellence Program, DigiWorld Priority Research Area and QuantPol project, and the Polish Ministry of Science grant no. 0395/DLG/2018/10. 

CAP Polish Project