Krzysztof Maczka
Biographic Data
| ID | 2232479 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Krzysztof Maczka |
| GIVEN NAMES | Krzysztof |
| FAMILY NAME | Maczka |
| SIGNATURE | MACZKA K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4126-4331 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 31 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Is this drama called populism? A comparison of protagonists, allies, antagonists, and victims in the narratives of Polish and Hungarian energy experts
The European Union's (EU) energy transition (ET) agenda has driven profound socio-technical changes while intensifying political contestation. Poland and Hungary provide a revealing comparative perspective: both are post-communist member states characterized by prominent right-wing populist narratives, yet they differ in energy mixes and dependence on external suppliers. We used a dramaturgical heuristic inspired by Shakespeare's five-act structu…
Epistemic justice impossible? Expert perceptions of the participatory monitoring of geo-energy projects in Poland
Achieving energy democracy requires public engagement and social inclusion in decision-making, but meaningful conversations between different groups are essential. In this study, we explore the possibility for such conversations through participatory monitoring practices around energy technology, using geoengineering projects as an example. Despite being central to the attention of local communities, these projects can be conceptually distant and…
Psychological and physical components in forming preferences on urban greenery management – The case of trees
Narratives on cutting down trees on private land. A comparison of urban and rural municipalities in Poland using the Q-deliberation method
Ranking ecosystem services delivered by trees in urban and rural areas
Policies and strategies for tree management and protection on a national, regional, and local level have not sufficiently considered differences between rural and urban areas. We used expert knowledge to compare rural and urban areas in a case study evaluating the relative importance of ecosystem services (ES) in policy development. The Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) and focus group discussions were used to rank 17 ES, representing four classes…
From framework to boundary object? Reviewing gaps and critical trends in global energy justice research
The concept of energy justice (EJ) has gained importance in discussions about energy transitions, mainly due to a growing number of researchers working on the social implications of greenhouse gas emission reductions. At the moment, EJ is defined as a framework for discussing fairness in energy systems and operates as an umbrella term to signify various concerns related to energy development across diverse groups to enable communication. Thus, we…
Conflicts in Ecosystem Services Management
The relationship between specific ecosystem services (ES) and different types of conflicts are explored to aid understanding of the barriers to effective biodiversity conservation management. Drawing from conflict theory, content analysis is undertaken of public documents generated during consultations about Natura 2000 management that were conducted in Poland between 2010−2015. Results show the links between conflict over conservation planning a…
Application of the ecosystem services concept in environmental policy—A systematic empirical analysis of national level policy documents in Poland
From framework to boundary object? Reviewing gaps and critical trends in global energy justice research
The concept of energy justice (EJ) has gained importance in discussions about energy transitions, mainly due to a growing number of researchers working on the social implications of greenhouse gas emission reductions. At the moment, EJ is defined as a framework for discussing fairness in energy systems and operates as an umbrella term to signify various concerns related to energy development across diverse groups to enable communication. Thus, we…
Application of the ecosystem services concept in environmental policy—A systematic empirical analysis of national level policy documents in Poland
Epistemic justice impossible? Expert perceptions of the participatory monitoring of geo-energy projects in Poland
Achieving energy democracy requires public engagement and social inclusion in decision-making, but meaningful conversations between different groups are essential. In this study, we explore the possibility for such conversations through participatory monitoring practices around energy technology, using geoengineering projects as an example. Despite being central to the attention of local communities, these projects can be conceptually distant and…
Ranking ecosystem services delivered by trees in urban and rural areas
Policies and strategies for tree management and protection on a national, regional, and local level have not sufficiently considered differences between rural and urban areas. We used expert knowledge to compare rural and urban areas in a case study evaluating the relative importance of ecosystem services (ES) in policy development. The Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) and focus group discussions were used to rank 17 ES, representing four classes…
Psychological and physical components in forming preferences on urban greenery management – The case of trees
Conflicts in Ecosystem Services Management
The relationship between specific ecosystem services (ES) and different types of conflicts are explored to aid understanding of the barriers to effective biodiversity conservation management. Drawing from conflict theory, content analysis is undertaken of public documents generated during consultations about Natura 2000 management that were conducted in Poland between 2010−2015. Results show the links between conflict over conservation planning a…
Application of the ecosystem services concept in environmental policy—A systematic empirical analysis of national level policy documents in Poland
From framework to boundary object? Reviewing gaps and critical trends in global energy justice research
The concept of energy justice (EJ) has gained importance in discussions about energy transitions, mainly due to a growing number of researchers working on the social implications of greenhouse gas emission reductions. At the moment, EJ is defined as a framework for discussing fairness in energy systems and operates as an umbrella term to signify various concerns related to energy development across diverse groups to enable communication. Thus, we…
Conflicts in Ecosystem Services Management
The relationship between specific ecosystem services (ES) and different types of conflicts are explored to aid understanding of the barriers to effective biodiversity conservation management. Drawing from conflict theory, content analysis is undertaken of public documents generated during consultations about Natura 2000 management that were conducted in Poland between 2010−2015. Results show the links between conflict over conservation planning a…
Ranking ecosystem services delivered by trees in urban and rural areas
Policies and strategies for tree management and protection on a national, regional, and local level have not sufficiently considered differences between rural and urban areas. We used expert knowledge to compare rural and urban areas in a case study evaluating the relative importance of ecosystem services (ES) in policy development. The Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) and focus group discussions were used to rank 17 ES, representing four classes…
Epistemic justice impossible? Expert perceptions of the participatory monitoring of geo-energy projects in Poland
Achieving energy democracy requires public engagement and social inclusion in decision-making, but meaningful conversations between different groups are essential. In this study, we explore the possibility for such conversations through participatory monitoring practices around energy technology, using geoengineering projects as an example. Despite being central to the attention of local communities, these projects can be conceptually distant and…
Psychological and physical components in forming preferences on urban greenery management – The case of trees
Narratives on cutting down trees on private land. A comparison of urban and rural municipalities in Poland using the Q-deliberation method
Is this drama called populism? A comparison of protagonists, allies, antagonists, and victims in the narratives of Polish and Hungarian energy experts
The European Union's (EU) energy transition (ET) agenda has driven profound socio-technical changes while intensifying political contestation. Poland and Hungary provide a revealing comparative perspective: both are post-communist member states characterized by prominent right-wing populist narratives, yet they differ in energy mixes and dependence on external suppliers. We used a dramaturgical heuristic inspired by Shakespeare's five-act structu…
Political science (7 works) · Geography (6 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Environmental planning (5 works) · Land Use and Ecosystem Services (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Ecology (4 works) · Environmental resource management (4 works)