Patryk Pawlak

Visiting Scholar
Carnegie Europe
Pawlak is a visiting scholar at Carnegie Europe. His fields of expertise are global governance of cyberspace, the impact of technology on foreign and security policy, and the EU’s cyber and digital diplomacy.
Education

MA, College of Europe
MRes, European University Institute
PhD, European University Institute

Languages
  • English
  • French
  • German
  • Italian
  • Polish

Dr. Patryk Pawlak is a visiting scholar at Carnegie Europe. His fields of expertise are global governance of cyberspace, the impact of technology on foreign and security policy, and the EU’s cyber and digital diplomacy. His current research focuses on how cyber and digital policies are shaping the multilateral system and the EU’s role in this process. He also works on questions of accountability and coercive diplomacy in cyberspace.

Pawlak is a recognized expert on cyber capacity building policy; he is the lead author of the “Operational Guidance for the EU’s international cooperation on cyber capacity building” and a former co-chair of the advisory board of the Global Forum on Cyber Expertise. He works regularly with governments, international organizations, and various EU initiatives on cyber diplomacy, and is involved in multilateral and bilateral cyber-related processes.

Prior to joining Carnegie Europe, Pawlak worked for the EU Institute for Security Studies where he headed the Brussels office and coordinated all cyber and digital activities. Until December 2022, Pawlak was the project director of EU Cyber Direct, an EU-funded initiative to support the bloc’s engagement on cyber diplomacy and digital policies worldwide. In this capacity, he ideated and coordinated the European Cyber Diplomacy Dialogue with the School of Transnational Governance in Florence, bringing together senior government officials and scholars. He was also co-editor of the “Directions Blog” on cyber, digital, and tech issues.

Pawlak is also a visiting fellow at the Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies at the European University Institute in Florence. His past affiliations include the European Parliamentary Research Service, Johns Hopkins University, Georgetown University, and the Centre for European Policy Studies.

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