Czesław Adamiak
Biographic Data
| ID | 1668240 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Czesław Adamiak |
| GIVEN NAMES | Czesław |
| FAMILY NAME | Adamiak |
| SIGNATURE | ADAMIAK C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Nicolaus Copernicus University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3307-5079 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 48 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 14 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Astroturystyka w Polsce
Airbnb and urban population change
Internet platforms enabling the short-term rental of private homes are an increasingly important provider of tourist accommodation and a challenge for urban policy. Airbnb is frequently blamed for encouraging property owners to remove their homes from the permanent housing market, thus contributing to the gentrification and displacement of local residents. Empirical research on this topic has been mostly represented by qualitative or indirect qua…
Places that matter and places that don’t
This article examines the persistence of territorial inequality and the challenges posed by growing geographic political polarisation, using Poland as a compelling case study. In 2015, the anti-elite and Eurosceptic PiS party came to power, holding it for eight years before losing to a broad coalition of liberal, centrist, and left-wing parties. We study the geography of this political shift by analysing parliamentary election results from 2011 t…
Tourism De-Metropolisation but Not De-Concentration
The current COVID-19 pandemic has caused a significant decline in human mobility during the past three years. This may lead to reconfiguring future tourism flows and resulting transformations in the geographic patterns of economic activities and transportation needs. This study empirically addresses the changes in tourism mobility caused by the pandemic. It focuses on the yet unexplored effects of the destination type on tourism volume change. To…
Covid-resistant domestic short-term rentals in Europe
During the COVID-19 pandemic, platform-mediated short-term rentals are believed to have performed better than traditional tourism accommodation due to tourist preferences and the possibility of evading some sanitary regulations. The paper investigates this difference in 31 European countries by combining conventional hotel statistics with novel data on short-stay accommodation (SSA) gathered by Eurostat from four major platforms mediating in home…
True crime jako forma turystyki
True crime to gatunek twórczości dokumentalnej opowiadającej historie prawdziwych przestępstw lub zbrodni. Jego rosnąca popularność przekłada się na pojawienie się ruchu turystycznego skierowanego do muzeów poświęconych przestępczości i kryminalistyce oraz miejsc popełnienia lub upamiętnienia zbrodni. Rośnie również oferta wycieczek tematycznych i wydarzeń związanych z tematyką true crime . W artykule przeprowadzono przegląd literatury pozycjonuj…
Cohesion Policy in the Struggle Against the Marginalization of the Inner Peripheries
Current state and development of Airbnb accommodation offer in 167 countries
The paper examines the size, structure, distribution, dynamics, and use of Airbnb accommodation offer in 167 countries. Web-scrapping Airbnb website in fall 2018 and 2019 resulted in a datasets on 5.7 million listings, including 3.6 million active listings which have been rented out (reviewed) during the last year. Listings are divided into four groups based on types of properties and numbers of offers hosted by one platform user. The results sho…
Peer-to-peer accommodation networks
This book is devoted to a current topic of the importance of peer-to-peer accommodation platforms for tourism behaviour, businesses and destinations. Most of the book focuses specifically on Airbnb
Mapping Airbnb supply in European cities
Seasonal residence and counterurbanization
Since the late twentieth century, many developed countries have experienced population deconcentration, labelled as counterurbanization. There has been an academic discussion on the meaning, validity and universality of this concept, drivers of counterurbanization and its impacts on rural areas. To date, research on counterurbanization mostly apply static and discrete definitions of residence, migration and population, which is an increasingly si…
Substitute or addition to hypermobile lifestyles? Second home mobility and Finnish CO2emissions
Tourism produces an increasing share in global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. These are mostly derived from transport emissions, and long-haul air travel in particular. Short-haul domestic tourism is believed by some to be a potential substitute for long-haul tourism. Using the example of Finland this paper examines the extent to which domestic second home tourism can substitute for other leisure trips and therefore contribute to reductions of t…
Leisure Activities and Rural Community Change
Rural communities are getting more diversified in terms of people's backgrounds, sources of livelihood and interests towards the rural landscape. A common way to discuss rural community change has been to contrast in-migrants and seasonal residents with long-term rural residents. In this article, we aim to challenge this segmentation. We ask what it is to be a dweller in the modern countryside and how much the residential status has to do with pe…
Internal Migration in Germany in 1990 And 2005
Internal Migration in Germany in 1990 And 2005 The article seeks to answer the questions concerning the possibility of identifying regular patterns within internal migration in the towns and rural areas of the Federal Republic of Germany as well as factors contributing to regional variations in the process. The research involves 439 German counties (Kreise) and compares data on internal migration in the country in the years 1991 and 2005, i.e. fr…
Mapping Airbnb supply in European cities
Seasonal residence and counterurbanization
Since the late twentieth century, many developed countries have experienced population deconcentration, labelled as counterurbanization. There has been an academic discussion on the meaning, validity and universality of this concept, drivers of counterurbanization and its impacts on rural areas. To date, research on counterurbanization mostly apply static and discrete definitions of residence, migration and population, which is an increasingly si…
Substitute or addition to hypermobile lifestyles? Second home mobility and Finnish CO2emissions
Tourism produces an increasing share in global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. These are mostly derived from transport emissions, and long-haul air travel in particular. Short-haul domestic tourism is believed by some to be a potential substitute for long-haul tourism. Using the example of Finland this paper examines the extent to which domestic second home tourism can substitute for other leisure trips and therefore contribute to reductions of t…
Peer-to-peer accommodation networks
This book is devoted to a current topic of the importance of peer-to-peer accommodation platforms for tourism behaviour, businesses and destinations. Most of the book focuses specifically on Airbnb
Leisure Activities and Rural Community Change
Rural communities are getting more diversified in terms of people's backgrounds, sources of livelihood and interests towards the rural landscape. A common way to discuss rural community change has been to contrast in-migrants and seasonal residents with long-term rural residents. In this article, we aim to challenge this segmentation. We ask what it is to be a dweller in the modern countryside and how much the residential status has to do with pe…
Internal Migration in Germany in 1990 And 2005
Internal Migration in Germany in 1990 And 2005 The article seeks to answer the questions concerning the possibility of identifying regular patterns within internal migration in the towns and rural areas of the Federal Republic of Germany as well as factors contributing to regional variations in the process. The research involves 439 German counties (Kreise) and compares data on internal migration in the country in the years 1991 and 2005, i.e. fr…
Leisure Activities and Rural Community Change
Rural communities are getting more diversified in terms of people's backgrounds, sources of livelihood and interests towards the rural landscape. A common way to discuss rural community change has been to contrast in-migrants and seasonal residents with long-term rural residents. In this article, we aim to challenge this segmentation. We ask what it is to be a dweller in the modern countryside and how much the residential status has to do with pe…
Seasonal residence and counterurbanization
Since the late twentieth century, many developed countries have experienced population deconcentration, labelled as counterurbanization. There has been an academic discussion on the meaning, validity and universality of this concept, drivers of counterurbanization and its impacts on rural areas. To date, research on counterurbanization mostly apply static and discrete definitions of residence, migration and population, which is an increasingly si…
Substitute or addition to hypermobile lifestyles? Second home mobility and Finnish CO2emissions
Tourism produces an increasing share in global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. These are mostly derived from transport emissions, and long-haul air travel in particular. Short-haul domestic tourism is believed by some to be a potential substitute for long-haul tourism. Using the example of Finland this paper examines the extent to which domestic second home tourism can substitute for other leisure trips and therefore contribute to reductions of t…
Peer-to-peer accommodation networks
This book is devoted to a current topic of the importance of peer-to-peer accommodation platforms for tourism behaviour, businesses and destinations. Most of the book focuses specifically on Airbnb
Mapping Airbnb supply in European cities
Cohesion Policy in the Struggle Against the Marginalization of the Inner Peripheries
Current state and development of Airbnb accommodation offer in 167 countries
The paper examines the size, structure, distribution, dynamics, and use of Airbnb accommodation offer in 167 countries. Web-scrapping Airbnb website in fall 2018 and 2019 resulted in a datasets on 5.7 million listings, including 3.6 million active listings which have been rented out (reviewed) during the last year. Listings are divided into four groups based on types of properties and numbers of offers hosted by one platform user. The results sho…
Tourism De-Metropolisation but Not De-Concentration
The current COVID-19 pandemic has caused a significant decline in human mobility during the past three years. This may lead to reconfiguring future tourism flows and resulting transformations in the geographic patterns of economic activities and transportation needs. This study empirically addresses the changes in tourism mobility caused by the pandemic. It focuses on the yet unexplored effects of the destination type on tourism volume change. To…
Covid-resistant domestic short-term rentals in Europe
During the COVID-19 pandemic, platform-mediated short-term rentals are believed to have performed better than traditional tourism accommodation due to tourist preferences and the possibility of evading some sanitary regulations. The paper investigates this difference in 31 European countries by combining conventional hotel statistics with novel data on short-stay accommodation (SSA) gathered by Eurostat from four major platforms mediating in home…
True crime jako forma turystyki
True crime to gatunek twórczości dokumentalnej opowiadającej historie prawdziwych przestępstw lub zbrodni. Jego rosnąca popularność przekłada się na pojawienie się ruchu turystycznego skierowanego do muzeów poświęconych przestępczości i kryminalistyce oraz miejsc popełnienia lub upamiętnienia zbrodni. Rośnie również oferta wycieczek tematycznych i wydarzeń związanych z tematyką true crime . W artykule przeprowadzono przegląd literatury pozycjonuj…
Airbnb and urban population change
Internet platforms enabling the short-term rental of private homes are an increasingly important provider of tourist accommodation and a challenge for urban policy. Airbnb is frequently blamed for encouraging property owners to remove their homes from the permanent housing market, thus contributing to the gentrification and displacement of local residents. Empirical research on this topic has been mostly represented by qualitative or indirect qua…
Places that matter and places that don’t
This article examines the persistence of territorial inequality and the challenges posed by growing geographic political polarisation, using Poland as a compelling case study. In 2015, the anti-elite and Eurosceptic PiS party came to power, holding it for eight years before losing to a broad coalition of liberal, centrist, and left-wing parties. We study the geography of this political shift by analysing parliamentary election results from 2011 t…
Astroturystyka w Polsce
Business (9 works) · Geography (8 works) · Political science (8 works) · Economic geography (6 works) · Sharing Economy and Platforms (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Tourism (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Migration, Aging, and Tourism Studies (5 works) · Regional science (5 works)