The book, "Poland's Security Strategy in the context of contemporary challenges and threats" is primarily intended for those interested in Poland's security, security policy, and contemporary international threats. It may be particularly useful for: students and doctoral candidates in fields such as national security, international relations, political science, European studies, or defense studies; academics and educators who focus on national security, geopolitics, defense, or foreign policy; security analysts and experts, including those working in think tanks and institutions engaged in strategic analysis; public administration and state institution employees, particularly those involved in security, defense, and foreign policy; officers and defense sector employees who are interested in the strategic determinants of Poland's security; readers interested in Poland's contemporary geopolitical situation, especially Poland's relations with NATO and the EU, and threats to national security. Due to the academic nature of the title, it can be treated primarily as a specialist publication, rather than a book intended for readers looking for a popular science introduction to the subject of security.
This range of addressees results from the nature of the literature on the Polish security strategy: it covers both the analysis of the state's strategic documents and the contemporary security environment, including military, hybrid and technological threats.