Biography

Monika Sus is associate professor at the Polish Academy of Sciences and visiting professor at the Center for International Security at the Hertie School in Berlin, where she leads the Horizon 2020 project Envisioning a New Governance Architecture for a Global Europe (ENGAGE). From 2016 to 2017, she was Jean Monet Fellow at the Robert Schuman Centre, where she is currently a visiting fellow. Her research interests lie primarily in international relations, particularly in the study of European Union´s foreign, security and defense policy and in the investigation of the institutional dynamics between the supranational and national level in EU's foreign policy making. She also works on bilateral cooperation between European Union´s Member States in the field of foreign and security policy as well as on the application of strategic foresight in international relations.

Research projects, clusters and working groups

Completed

• Decentering Eurocentrism

Recent research output

• BIALOZYT, Wojciech; SUS, Monika (2024), From centre of attention to centre of gravity : implications of the Polish parliamentary elections for its democracy and security policy, Other
• AMADIO VICERÉ, Maria Giulia; SUS, Monika (2023), Differentiated cooperation as the mode of governance in EU foreign policy, Article
• SUS, Monika (2021), Supranational entrepreneurs : the High Representative and the EU global strategy, Article
• SUS, Monika; KIRCH, Anna-Lena (2021), Polish–German cooperation in security and defence : falling short of potential or doomed to be fragile?, Contribution to book
• (2021), Poland and Germany in the European Union : the multidimensional dynamics of bilateral relations, Book
• SUS, Monika; HADEED, Marcel (2021), The transformation of political elites in the European Union after 2008 : what is next after the constraining dissensus?, Article