„Polish-AngloSaxon Studies” was initiated in 1987 by Professor Wojciech Lipoński. It is published by the Faculty of English, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań, Poland. International and interdisciplinary in scope, it carries original articles on all aspects of cultural relations between Poland and English-speaking nations, in their historical as well as contemporary dimension. It also welcomes review articles and book reviews. It is listed in the European Reference Index for the Humanities (ERIH) and in Ulrich's Periodicals Directory. It is included in the collections of the British Library, the Library of Congress, the Cambridge University Library, the Yale University Library and other libraries in Poland and worldwide.

STEFAN ZABIEGLIK
Scottish Philosophy in Poland (18th-20th Centuries

MARIUSZ BOJARCZUK
The Unknown Polish-Jewish Contribution to the American Revolution

KATARIYNA GMEREK
Parczewski the Bard

JANUSZ KAŹMIERCZAK
The Image of the United States of America and of the United Kingdom in Polish Posters of the 1940s and the 1950 r

JOANNA DZIECHCIOWSKA
Anti-British Propaganda in Polish Newspapers of the Stalinist Period: On Relationships between Great Britain and the Countries of the Socialist Camp

MONIKA GAJOWNIK
Two Henry Moore's Exhibitions Held in Poland in 1959 and 7995

MONIKA ŚWIDERSKA
First Debater and Legislation in the U. S. Congress on NATO Expansion in Poland

REVIEWS

TOMASZ SKIRECKI
Nowa Szkocja: A Revived Story of Forgotten Scots in Partitioned Poland

JANUSZ KAŹMIERCZAK
Poland, great Britain and the January Uprising: Polish Emigre Propaganda in the National Cause

JAN CIECHANOWSKI
On the Track of Betrayal (translated by Tomasz Skirecki)