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The implementation of innovations in the area of renewable energy sources (RES) is crucial in the promoted model of low-carbon economy. These innovations include the development of new technologies, such as more efficient photovoltaic cells and wind turbines, as well as the improvement of existing…

This study investigates how university branding influences enrollment decisions in executive education, using Florida Atlantic University’s College of Business Executive Education as a case study. The motive behind the research stems from the growing competitiveness of executive and professional education markets, where program offerings have…

The process of business scaling during wartime is a unique phenomenon that directly relates to the migration and relocation of enterprises, both within the country and abroad. Unlike traditional scaling models, which are typically based on expansion strategies and growth in response to market demands,…

The study explores the role of programming skills in shaping managerial competences and their applicability in everyday problem-solving. The motivation for this research lies in the growing importance of digital and algorithmic thinking in Industry 4.0, where organizations increasingly require managers who can apply systematic…

The purpose of this paper is to present an integrated analysis methodology that is more appropriate in most cases where a decision must be made regarding the correct and profitable sizing of investments in transport infrastructure. The methodology analysed proposes three distinct stages, namely: Sizing…

In this article, the author attempts to assess selected components of social capital in the context of stimulating social innovation in peripheral areas. The Middle Pomerania region serves as an empirical example. It is the region that is specific in terms of history and structure,…

This article describes the circumstances surrounding the enactment of the first act in the Eastern Bloc – the Polish act introducing freedom of business activity. Although the opening of freedom of business activity undoubtedly constituted a breakthrough in the economies of socialist countries, the available…

The aim of this article is to provide a comparative assessment of life satisfaction and key quality-of-life indicators among older adults in six European Union countries: Czechia, Germany, Lithuania, Poland, Spain and Sweden. Using data from the Survey of Health, Ageing and Retirement in Europe…

 The research was carried out in 2024 in southern part of Poland, and concerned analysis of changes related to deagrarisation process, while focusing on selected transitional areas, called ecotones. These were grasslands, with estimated potential for ruminant grazing. The aim of the study was to…

The aim of this study was to present the selected crises phenomena occurring in Polish agriculture, including livestock production in the 20th. century, and the first two decades of the 21st. century. During the 20th. century the first significant degradation of agriculture was caused by…