Sara Lewicka

Arabist and international security expert. She analyzes asymmetric conflicts, terrorist organizations, proxy wars, and the rivalry between Iran and Saudi Arabia. Specialist in contemporary political transformations in the Arab world. Expert in the Arab world, international security, and 21st-century armed conflicts. Arabist and international relations specialist.

Graduate in Applied Linguistics (French with Arabic) and International Relations from Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń. Doctoral candidate in social sciences in the discipline of political science and public administration at the Doctoral School of Kazimierz Wielki University in Bydgoszcz.

Professionally associated with Collegium Civitas as an assistant lecturer in the Department of International Relations. She heads the specializations in International Business and Trade as well as Trade and Negotiations, and also serves as Deputy Head of the Center for Asian Economies.

She specializes in the analysis of contemporary political and security processes in the Arab world, with a particular focus on asymmetric conflicts, terrorist organizations, proxy wars, the functioning of regional organizations, and the rivalry between Saudi Arabia and Iran. She also addresses the issue of failed states in the 21st century.