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The most important events of the last few months
1997-10-21
Author: Michał Strzeszewski
An assessment of the election. The candidates on TV
1997-10-20
Author: Beata Roguska
People not voting in the general election - the causes of the absences
1997-10-17
Author: Agnieszka Cybulska
An interest in politics. Influence of social background on party preferences
1997-10-15
Author: Magdalena Gwiazda
Parents‘ spending on education of school children
1997-10-14
Author: Bogna Wciórka
An assessment of the election. Expectations from the new Parliament
1997-10-13
Author: Krzysztof Pankowski
Opinions about departing government and evaluation of its performance
1997-10-10
Author: Macieja Falkowska
Social moods after the election
1997-10-08
Author: Michał Strzeszewski
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What Poles Think about Limiting Benefits for Ukrainians with Small Children
July has seen the implementation of new provisions of the parliamentary act limiting Polish state help for Ukrainians affected by the war in their country. Now mothers of children over the age of one are facing the withdrawal of the benefit that covers their stay in collective accommodation.
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Artificial Intelligence and the labour market
Using Artificial Intelligence
Poles' auto-stereotypes and reasons to be proud
When does youth end and old age begin?
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