Professor Zofia Wysokinska - Governance for Sustainable
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Professor Zofia Wysokinska - Governance for Sustainable
CV Zofia Wysokińska Professor of International Economics and European Integration, Jean Monnet Professor Head of the Department of World Economy and European Integration 2003 Full Professor 1996 Habilitation Thessis: “Dynamic Interdependence of Central and East European Countries Foreign Trade in the Context of Integration‘s and Foreign Trade’s Theory” The publication of this book was awarded by the Ministry of the Education in Poland in 1997 1981 PhD -Marketing Control in the Foreign Trade Enterprises in Poland Academic Awards 1996 Cambridge University –Visiting Fellow- New Hall College- Cambridge University 1993 University College Galway .One month TEMPUS training programme 1992 Visiting Fellow -University of Cologne -3 month ACE programme 1990 Visiting Fellow -University of Munich and University of Cologne -3 months -Friedrich Ebert Fellowship Programme 1990 Visiting Fellow- Cambridge University-New Hall College teaching activity -basic courses in macro- , microeconomics, international economics and European integration -from the academic year 1993/1994 until now manager of the Specialization: European Integration at the Faculty of Economics and Sociology UL within Jean Monnet Chair and European Centre of Excellence; Organizer and manager of the Specialization Eco-Business at the Faculty of Economics and Sociology –UL Research activity related to Environmental Protection Issues-titles of expertises for the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Ministry of Economy in Poland Analysis and evaluation of the impact of environmental protection's rules on changes in the Polish foreign trade in the context of the adaptation to European Union and WTO conditions (comparison between Poland, Czech Republic and Hungary of experts and imports of commodities friendly and harmful for the environment classified according to the OECD rules ); Changes in the enterprises' competitiveness in Poland during the process of adaptation to ecological norms and standards according to the EU, OECD and WTO rules; Evaluation of the industrial restructuring in Poland in the context of the ecological policy and strategy of the sustainable development- regional aspects (analysis in all 16 regions in Poland); Estimation of the Possibilities and Opportunities of Polish Enterprises in the International Market of Environmental Goods and Services. Employment Vice Rector –University of Łódź- since September 2008-until now) Deputy Dean for Scientific Research of the Economic and Social Faculty-University of Łódź (October 2002- August 2008) Head of the European Centre of Excellence Jean Monnet- since September 2006 Head of the European Jean Monnet Chair in the Affiliate of the University of Lódz in Tomaszów Mazowiecki For April 1996-until now Professor of International Economics, Institute of Economics, University of Łódź Advisor to the Minister /Ministry of Industry and Trade and at present Ministry of Economy, / until now /-half part job/. Scientific Coordinator of the Governmental Report on "Costs and Benefits of the Integration Poland's with the European Union"- year 2000. Membership of cultural, educational, and professional societies: Member of IT&FA Board (International Trade and Finance Association) 2006-2008 President of International Trade and Finance Association- at Ohio University; ISINI (International Society of Intercommunications of New Ideas) and COPE (Congress of Political Economists) Member of Advisory Board of Global Economy Journal- Ohio University Participant of the Global Network for Innovative Government –JFK Governmental School at Harvard University -2003; 2007; Poland’s Representative at the 5th Global Forum on Reinventing Government- Mexico City 3-7 November 2003. 25 publications related to Sustainable Development Issues and Environmental Goods and Services Market 1. Handel i inwestycje zagraniczne a zrównoważony rozwój, (współaut), Wyd. UŁ, Łódź, 2004. ( First Award of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education) 2. Social aspects of international business in Central and Eastern Europe within the European integration process, (współaut), ), Wyd. UŁ, Łódź, 2004, 3. International business and environmental issues-some empirical evidence from transition economies, Polish Journal of Environmental Studies, (współaut). Warszawa, 2004. 4. Innowacyjność małych i średnich przedsiębiorstw w procesie integracji europejskiej, Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego, Łódź, 2004. (współred); ss.128. 5. Competitiveness and Its Relationships with Productivity and Sustainable Development, Fibres and Textiles in Eastern Europe, July/September 2003, vol. 11, no 3(42), s. 11-14; 6. International Business-Environmental Issues. Some Empirical Evidence from Transition Economies, 29th EIBA Conference, Copenhaga, 11-13 grudnia 2003 s. 1-25 (Working Papers-CD); Competitiveness of the Polish Economy and the Labour Market within the EU Enlargement, Acta Universitatis Lodziensis –Folia Oeconomica 182, 2004, pp. 41-51. 8. Konkurencyjność i jej związki z produktywnością i zrównoważonym rozwojem gospodarki, w: Strategie prokonkurencyjne w przemyśle tekstylnoodzieżowym na tle tendencji rozwojowych na rynkach europejskich, Z. Wysokińska (red.) Wyd. Politechniki Łódzkiej, Łódź, 2005; 9. Foreign Trade in Environmental Products; The WTO Regulation and Environmental Programs, Global Economy Journal; Volume 5, Issue 3, Article 5, USA 2005, pp. 25. http://www.bepress.com/gej/vol5/iss3/5; 7. 10. Internationalization of SMES within the European Integration Process Theoretical and empirical Aspects; University of Lodz Publishing House, , Łódź 2005, pp 237. (co-authorship-J. Witkowska) – First Award of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education); 11. Regulation and deregulation processes in CEE countries and international business: the case of Poland (współaut). in: European Governance and its implications for goods; Comparative Economic Research for Central and Eastern Europe, No. 3/2006, pp.5-33; 12. Implications of European economic governance for international business in the New Member States: Experiences of the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland And Slovakia, (co-aut), in: European Governance and its implications for the market of goods; Comparative Economic Research for Central and Eastern Europe, No. 3/2006, pp. 33-61; 13. Improving Business Environment in CEE countries as a Factor of their Membership in the European Union, Comparative Aspects Between Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia And Hungary,: European Governance and its implications for goods; Comparative Economic Research for Central and Eastern Europe, No. 3/2006, ss.61-77; 14. Impact of foreign trade and foreign direct investment on the labour market in Central and Eastern Europe. The case of Poland; in: European Governance and its implications for goods, capital and labour movement, Comparative Economic Research for Central and Eastern Europe, No. 3/2006, ss.137-153; 15. Migration of workers and persons and the integration processes in the Polish labour market with respect to Poland’s membership in the European Union, in: European Governance and its implications for goods, capital and labour movement, Comparative Economic Research for Central and Eastern Europe, No. 3/2006, ss. 153-182; 16. US vs EU Environmental Policy. Differences in Character and Effectiveness Implications for Foreign Trade of Environmental Goods, in: Comparative Economic Research for Central and Eastern Europe, No.1/2/2006, ss.5-27. 17. Adaptation to environmental standards in foreign trade on the Central and Eastern European Countries, [w:] Heterodox views on economics and the economy of the global society, Wageningen Academic Publishers, The Netherlands, s. 281-295. 18. Konkurencyjność w handlu Polski z Unią Europejską na tle pozostałych krajów akcesyjnych w latach 2000-2003, [w:] Wzrost gospodarczy, restrukturyzacja i rynek pracy w Polsce. Ujęcie teoretyczne i empiryczne, red. Stefan Krajewski, Piotr Kaczorowski, Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego Łódź 2006,s. 691-711. 19. Polityka Konkurencji Unii Europejskiej na rynkach sektorów sieciowych na przykładzie rynku energetycznego i telekomunikacyjnego, [w:] Regionalne aspekty polityki konkurencji w procesie integracji europejskiej, red. Witkowska Janina, Wysokińska Zofia, Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego, Łódź 2006, s. 7-25. 20. Regionalne aspekty polityki konkurencji w procesie integracji europejskiej, (współaut.) Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego, Łódź 2006, s. 75. 21. Social aspects of international trade in Central and Eastern Europe within the European integration process- Case of Poland, Comparative Economic Research for Central and Eastern Europe, Regions and the EU Enlargement Process, Special Edition, No.3 /2007, s.79-89. 22. European Union Environmental Policy and Foreign Trade in Environmental Products in Central and Eastern Europe with special reference to Poland, in: Comparative Economic Research for Central and Eastern Europe, Regions and the EU Enlargement Process, Special Edition, No.3 /2007, s.113-132. 23. Innovation and Advanced Technology Markets in the European Union and Poland in the context of the Renewed Lisbon Strategy, Comparative Economic Research Central and Eastern Europe, Volume 11, No 3/2008, Łódź University Press, pp.5-33; 24. Identification of the Comparative Advantages of New Member States of the European Union in the European Market by Intensity of Production Factors Endowment, Comparative Economic Research Central and Eastern Europe, Volume 11, No 3/2008, Łódź University Press pp.38-51; 25. Catching–Up Strategy: New Member States of the European Union in the European Internal Market for High–Tech and Environmental Products in the Context of the Renewed Lisbon Strategy, Vol. 8 (2008) / Issue 3 / Articles, http://www.bepress.com/gej/vol8/iss3/6/