Contact:
 e mail: wojciech.sajkowski@amu.edu.pl
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Current position: 

 Adjunct,  Chair of the Balkan studies, Faculty of History, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan (since 2015).

Research projects:

“French image of the peoples inhabiting Illyrian Provinces” financed by National Science Centre of Poland.

Academic degrees:

2012:   Ph.D. degree in History at the Faculty of History, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan, with distinction.

2008:    M.A. degree in History at the Faculty of History, University of Adam Mickiewicz in Poznań and University of Marc Bloch in Strasbourg (Master Franco-Polonais Program).

Membership:

The Commission of the Balkan Studies of the Polish Academy of Sciences – secretary

Balcanica Posnaniensia journal – editorial team secretary

Colloquia Humanistica journal – editorial team member

The Polish Commission of Balkan Culture and History – member

The Polish Society for Eighteenth Century Studies – member

Awards:

2013 – The book Obraz ludów bałkańskiego wybrzeża Adriatyku we Francji epoki Oświecenia [The image of the people of the Balkan coast of Adriatic in France of Enlightenment] was nominated for “Henryk Wereszycki and Wacław Felczak Award” (Polish Historical Society).
2012 –PhD thesis was awarded a distinction by Faculty of History Board, Adam Mickiewicz University 2011 – A stipend of Kulczyk Family Foundation for the outstanding scientific achievements.
2009-2012 – Receiving a stipend of the program MPISD >>Artes Liberales<< Academy
2008 – M. A. thesis awarded in K. Tymieniecki contest, Faculty of History, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań.

Books:

• Obraz ludów bałkańskiego wybrzeża Adriatyku we Francji epoki Oświecenia [The image of the people of the Balkan coast of Adriatic in France of Enlightenment],  Poznań, Wydawnictwo Nauka i Innowacje 2013.

Selected papers: 

• French Enlightenment reactions on Russian aspirations to the protectorate over Montenegro and on the story of Stephen Mali, [in:] The Image of Russia in the Balkans, J. Sujecka (ed.), Warszawa, DIG 2016, p. 43-51
• Neighbourhood of the City and the Provinces in Dalmatia in the Light of Chosen Examples of Early Modern French Travel Literature, “Colloquia Humanistica”, 2015, no 5, p. 83-93.
• French Enlightenment reactions on Russian aspirations to the protectorate over Montenegro and on the story of Stephen Mali [in:] The Image of Russia in the Balkans, J.  Sujecka (ed), Warszawa, DiG 2016, p. 43-51 (in print).
• The image of Croat soldiers in French 18th century press, „Association Internationale d’Etudes Du Sud-Est Européen. Revue”, 2014, no 40-44, p. 113-124.
• From Vinko Probojević to the French Encyclopedia – the history of the South Slavs and the historiography of the French Enlightenment [in:] Colloquia Balcanica vol. 2. Macedonia: land, region, borderland, J. Sujecka (ed.), Warszawa 2013, DiG, p. 355-373.
• Honnête homme and philosopher – evolution of French moral models in the era of the eighteenth century, and the issue of responsibility [in:] Responsibility, B. Bokus (ed.), Warszawa, Matrix 2013, p. 177-184.
• French Geography of Progress During the Enlightenment versus Reflection on the Civilization Map of Europe in the Contemporary Humanities [in:] The Humanities Today and the Idea of Interdisciplinary Studies, B. Bokus (ed.), Warszawa 2011, p. 157-166.
• Pierwsza wojna bałkańska według francuskiego dziennika „Le Temps”, a zachodnioeuropejskie stereotypy dotyczące ludów bałkańskich, „Balcanica Posnaniensia”, 2012, no XIX, p. 231-240.
• La moralité des antiphilosophes français et les lectures de la noblesse polonaise dans la seconde moitié du 18e siècle [in:] Les Aristocraties en Europe du Moyen Âge à nos jours,  P. Werly (ed.), Strasboug 2011, p. 91-100.