Radosław MICHALSKI

‘As Europe grows ever more aware of the importance of technological sovereignty, the question of where to locate Poland’s office of the European Space Agency is no longer simply an administrative decision. It has become a question of what kind of development model Poland wishes to pursue: a centralised and imitative one, or the one rooted in cooperation between science, technology and urban innovation ecosystems. It is in this broader context that Wrocław becomes a particularly compelling candidate,’.