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Analiza „Lokomotyw” – Wiek, Wykształcenie, Kadencje Table 1 Imię i nazwisko Region Lista Miejsce na liście Wiek Stanowiska w polityce <- Jeśli tak, to jak? Krajowe Unijne lub Stopień akademicki <- Jaki? Kadencje w Sejmie lub Kadencje w PE Związany z regionem (Z) zagranicznej lub unijne międzynarodowe Senacie czy „spadochroniarz” (S) (nie licząc funkcji europosła) Radosław Sikorski Kujawsko-Pomorskie KE 1 56 T Szef MSZ x N - 3 - Z Elżbieta Łukacijewska Podkarpackie KE 2 52 T Przewodniczącą Podkomisji x N - 3 2 Z stałej do spraw monitorowania pozyskiwania i wykorzystania środków z funduszy z Unii Europejskiej. Należała do zgromadzenia parlamentarnego polsko- ukraińskiego Andrzej Halicki Mazowsze KE 2 57 T W 2012–2015 był x N - 4 - S przedstawicielem parlamentu w Zgromadzeniu Parlamentarnym Rady Europy Leszek Miller Wielkopolska KE 2 72 T przewodniczący Komitetu x N - 5 - Z Integracji Europejskiej Włodzimierz Cimoszewicz Warszawa KE 1 68 T Szef MSZ, przewodniczący x T Doktor nauk prawnych 7 - Z Komitetu Integracji Europejskiej Janina Ochojska Dolnośląskie-Opole KE 1 63 T Założycielka Polskiej Akcji x N - - - S Humanitarnej Jerzy Buzek Śląsk KE 1 78 T Przewodniczący Parlamentu x T Profesor nauk technicznych 1 3 Z Europejskiego, Przewodniczący Komitetu Integracji Europejskiej Czesław Siekierski Podkarpackie KE 1 66 T przewodniczący Komisji x T Doktor nauk ekonomicznych 2 3 Z Rolnictwa i Rozwoju Wsi PE Bogusław Liberadzki Zachodniopomorskie- KE 1 70 T Wiceprzewodniczący PE, x T Profesor nauk 2 4 Z Lubuskie Stały obserwator Polski w ekonomicznych PE Janusz Lewandowski Pomorze KE 1 67 T Komisarz UE ds. budżetu i x T Doktor nauk 3 3 Z programowania ekonomicznych, publicysta finansowego Róża Thun Małopolska-Świętokrzyskie KE 1 64 T dyrektor Przedstawicielstwa x N - - 2 Z Komisji Europejskiej w Polsce Marek Belka Łódź KE 1 67 T przewodniczący Komitetu x T profesor nauk - - Z Integracji Europejskiej, ekonomicznych dyrektor Departamentu Europejskiego Międzynarodowego Funduszu Walutowego, sekretarza wykonawczy Europejskiej Komisji Gospodarczej ONZ Henryka Bochniarz Podlaskie - Warmińsko- KE 1 71 T Była członkinią m.in. x T Doktor nauk - - S Mazurskie Enterprise Policy Group, ekonomicznych, prezes powołanej w 2000 przez organizacji pracodawców Komisję Europejską grupy Konfederacja Lewiatan doradczej ds. polityki gospodarczej Unii Europejskiej. Brała także udział w pracach BIAC (The Business and Industry Advisory Committee), organizacji doradczej przy OECD, a także w grupie doradczej Banku Światowego. Kamila Gasiuk-Pihowicz Warszawa KE 2 35 N - N - 1 - Z Marek Balt Śląsk KE 2 45 N - N - 1 - Z Joanna Mucha Lubelskie KE 2 42 N - T Doktor nauk ekonomicznych 3 - Z Bartosz Arłukowicz Zachodniopomorskie- KE 2 47 N - N - 3 - Z Lubuskie Jarosław Kalinowski Mazowsze KE 1 56 N - N - 5 2 Z Ewa Kopacz Wielkopolska KE 1 62 N - N - 5 - S Bogdan Zdrojewski Dolnośląskie-Opole KE 2 61 N - N - 5 1 Z Janusz Zemke Kujawsko-Pomorskie KE 2 70 N - T Doktor nauk politycznych 7 - Z Krzysztof Hetman Lubelskie KE 1 44 N - N - - 1 Z Tomasz Frankowski Podlaskie - Warmińsko- KE 2 44 N - N - - - Z Mazurskie Magdalena Adamowicz Pomorze KE 2 45 N - T Doktor prawa morskiego - - Z *1 Imię i nazwisko Region Lista Miejsce na liście Wiek Stanowiska w polityce <- Jeśli tak, to jak? Krajowe Unijne lub Stopień akademicki <- Jaki? Kadencje w Sejmie lub Kadencje w PE Związany z regionem (Z) zagranicznej lub unijne międzynarodowe Senacie czy „spadochroniarz” (S) (nie licząc funkcji europosła) Adam Jarubas Ma"opolska-&wi'tokrzyskie KE 2 54 N - T Doktor nauk politycznych - - Z Witold Waszczykowski (ód) PiS 1 75 T Szef MSZ, p.o. szefa Biura x T Doktor nauk 2 - Z (!cznikowego RP przy humanistycznych w zakresie NATO w Brukseli historii Kosma Złotowski Kujawsko-Pomorskie PiS 1 55 T By" cz"onkiem sta"ej x N - 3 1 Z delegacji Sejmu i Senatu do Zgromadzenia Parlamentarnego Unii Zachodnioeuropejskiej, pracowa" w Komisji Spraw Zagranicznych Beata Mazurek Lubelskie PiS 2 51 T W sejmowej Komisji do x N - 4 - Z Spraw Unii Europejskiej Jacek Saryusz-Wolski Warszawa PiS 1 70 T Europose", dyrektor x T Doktor nauk - 3 S Instytutu Unii Europejskiej w ekonomiczncych Collegium Civitas, przewodnicz!cy Centrum Europejskiego Natolin, Fundacji Kolegium Europejskie, zast'pca przewodnicz!cego rady Polskiego Instytutu Spraw Mi'dzynarodowych.+ Anna Fotyga Pomorze PiS 1 62 T Od 1981 w dziale x N - 1 2 Z zagranicznym Krajowej Komisji Porozumiewawczej NSZZ „Solidarno#,”, minister spraw zagranicznych, przewonicz!ca Komitetu Integracji Europejskiej, Doradca Mi'dzynarodowej Organizacji pracy, doradca przy projektach Banku &wiatowego Ryszard Legutko Ma"opolska-&wi'tokrzyskie PiS 2 69 T Wspó"przewodnicz!cy x T Profesor nauk 1 2 Z Europejskich humanistycznych, filozof, Konserwatystów i publicysta Reformatorów Adam Bielan Mazowsze PiS 1 44 T Wiceprzewodnicz!cy PE x N - 2 2 S Karol Karski Podlaskie - Warmi%sko- PiS 1 59 T Wiceminister spraw x T Profesor UW i Wy$szej 2 1 S Mazurskie zagranicznych. Pe"ni" Szko"y Ekonomicznej w funkcj' wiceprezydenta Bia"ymstoku Komitetu Regionów Unii Europejskiej (2004–2005). By" cz"onkiem Zespo"u Polityki Europejskiej Komisji Wspólnej Rz!du i Samorz!du Terytorialnego oraz wiceprzewodnicz!cym Forum Zrównowa$onego Rozwoju Rady Europejskich Gmin i Regionów. Ryszard Czarnecki Warszawa PiS 2 56 T Wiceprzewodnicz!cy PE x N Dziennikarz, dzia"acz 2 3 S sportowy Jadwiga Wiśniewska &l!sk PiS 1 55 T wiceprzewodnicz!c! Grupy x N - 3 1 Z Polsko-S"owackiej w Sejmie, zast'pca w Komisji Kultury i Edukacji PE Zdzisław Krasnodębski Wielkopolska PiS 1 65 T Cz"onek rady Polskiego Instytutu Spraw x T socjolog, filozof spo"eczny, - 1 S Mi'dzynarodowych, przewodnicz!cy publicysta, doktor rady Fundacji Wspó"pracy Polsko- Niemieckiej, wiceprzewodnicz!cy PE habilitowany nauk humanistycznych, profesor Uniwersytetu w Bremie Joanna Kopcińska (ód) PiS 2 52 N - N - 1 - Z Andżelika Możdżanowska Wielkopolska PiS 2 43 N - N - 2 - Z Maria Koc Mazowsze PiS 2 54 N - N - 2 - Z Bogdan Rzońca Podkarpackie PiS 2 58 N - N - 2 - Z Anna Zalewska Dolno#l!skie-Opole PiS 1 53 N - N - 3 - Z Grzegorz Tobiszowski &l!sk PiS 2 53 N - N - 3 Z Joachim Brudziński Zachodniopomorskie- PiS 1 51 N - N - 4 - Z Lubuskie Beata Szydło Ma"opolska-&wi'tokrzyskie PiS 1 55 N - N - 4 - Z Jarosław Sellin Pomorze PiS 2 55 N - N - 4 0 Z Tomasz Latos Kujawsko-Pomorskie PiS 2 55 N - N - 4 0 Z Beata Kempa Dolno#l!skie-Opole PiS 2 55 N - N - 4 - Z *2 Imię i nazwisko Region Lista Miejsce na liście Wiek Stanowiska w polityce <- Jeśli tak, to jak? Krajowe Unijne lub Stopień akademicki <- Jaki? Kadencje w Sejmie lub Kadencje w PE Związany z regionem (Z) zagranicznej lub unijne międzynarodowe Senacie czy „spadochroniarz” (S) (nie licząc funkcji europosła) Czesław Hoc Zachodniopomorskie- PiS 2 65 N - N - 4 1 Z Lubuskie Elżbieta Kruk Lubelskie PiS 1 59 N - N - 5 - Z Krzysztof Jurgiel Podlaskie - Warmi%sko- PiS 2 69 N - N - 7 - Z Mazurskie Tomasz Poręba Podkarpackie PiS 1 45 N - N - - 2 S *3.
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