Piotr Niewiadomski
Biographic Data
| ID | 3099747 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Piotr Niewiadomski |
| GIVEN NAMES | Piotr |
| FAMILY NAME | Niewiadomski |
| SIGNATURE | NIEWIADOMSKI P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Aberdeen |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 83 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
Beyond the soviet legacy: Energopolitics, extractivism, and a durable carbon lock-in in Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan has substantial renewable energy potential, yet its energy system remains dominated by oil and gas. This creates an important puzzle for energy transition research: why has a country with strong renewable resources and formal policy commitments made only limited progress towards a low-carbon energy system? This paper examines how historical, institutional, and political-economic factors have shaped the pace and direction of Azerbaijan'…
Bricolage or breakthrough? Entrepreneurial responses to tourism development in a regional tourism destination
The Evolutionary Economic Geography (EEG) framework contributes to the study of tourism destination evolution by focusing on the various circumstances and events through which tourism destinations develop over long periods of time. Our research objective is to investigate how players in tourism destinations shape development pathways when they face stagnant or lock‐in situations. Applying the concepts of path dependence and path creation, we expl…
From 'sustainable tourism' to 'sustainability transitions in tourism
Open Access via the Taylor&Francis/JISC Open Select agreement
Transitioning towards sustainable tourism in the Outer Hebrides: An Evolutionary Investigation
The authors are grateful to the funder for supporting their research endeavour. Ethical approval for this research was granted by the University of Aberdeen’s Physical Sciences & Engineering Ethics Review Board and by Sheffield Hallam University Ethics Review process in May 2020
From niches to regime: Sustainability Transitions in a Diverse Tourism Destination
Tourism in Post-Communist States: Central and Eastern Europe
Interpath relations and the triggering of wine-tourism development
Funding This work was supported by Aberdeen - Curtin Alliance
The urban political ecology of fog oases in Lima, Peru
Covid-19: From Temporary De-Globalisation to a Re-Discovery of Tourism
Peer reviewed
Agentisation of airports and the pursuit of regional development in Poland
The paper adopts the economic-geographical ideas of strategic coupling, path-dependence and path-creation to analyse the role of local/regional institutions in shaping the impacts of airports on regional development. By means of focusing on the airport industry (i.e. an integral component of the wider air transport system), the paper aims to help bridge the gap between economic geography, where air transport has received little attention, and tra…
Global production networks in the passenger aviation industry
Geography, tourism studies and post-communist transformations in Central and Eastern Europe
Peer reviewed
International hotel groups and regional development in Central and Eastern Europe
Towards an economic-geographical approach to the globalisation of the hotel industry
Peer reviewed
The globalisation of the hotel industry and the variety of emerging capitalisms in Central and Eastern Europe
While research on the globalisation of services in economic geography continues to develop in multiple directions, some service industries are still largely under-researched. The hotel industry is one of the most striking examples. Given that the hotel sector is much more global in terms of number of countries covered by each company than many other service industries, one of the crucial aspects of hotel sector globalisation that requires attenti…
Covid-19: From Temporary De-Globalisation to a Re-Discovery of Tourism
Peer reviewed
Towards an economic-geographical approach to the globalisation of the hotel industry
Peer reviewed
From 'sustainable tourism' to 'sustainability transitions in tourism
Open Access via the Taylor&Francis/JISC Open Select agreement
Global production networks in the passenger aviation industry
Interpath relations and the triggering of wine-tourism development
Funding This work was supported by Aberdeen - Curtin Alliance
International hotel groups and regional development in Central and Eastern Europe
From niches to regime: Sustainability Transitions in a Diverse Tourism Destination
Transitioning towards sustainable tourism in the Outer Hebrides: An Evolutionary Investigation
The authors are grateful to the funder for supporting their research endeavour. Ethical approval for this research was granted by the University of Aberdeen’s Physical Sciences & Engineering Ethics Review Board and by Sheffield Hallam University Ethics Review process in May 2020
The urban political ecology of fog oases in Lima, Peru
The globalisation of the hotel industry and the variety of emerging capitalisms in Central and Eastern Europe
While research on the globalisation of services in economic geography continues to develop in multiple directions, some service industries are still largely under-researched. The hotel industry is one of the most striking examples. Given that the hotel sector is much more global in terms of number of countries covered by each company than many other service industries, one of the crucial aspects of hotel sector globalisation that requires attenti…
Geography, tourism studies and post-communist transformations in Central and Eastern Europe
Peer reviewed
The globalisation of the hotel industry and the variety of emerging capitalisms in Central and Eastern Europe
While research on the globalisation of services in economic geography continues to develop in multiple directions, some service industries are still largely under-researched. The hotel industry is one of the most striking examples. Given that the hotel sector is much more global in terms of number of countries covered by each company than many other service industries, one of the crucial aspects of hotel sector globalisation that requires attenti…
Towards an economic-geographical approach to the globalisation of the hotel industry
Peer reviewed
International hotel groups and regional development in Central and Eastern Europe
Global production networks in the passenger aviation industry
Geography, tourism studies and post-communist transformations in Central and Eastern Europe
Peer reviewed
Agentisation of airports and the pursuit of regional development in Poland
The paper adopts the economic-geographical ideas of strategic coupling, path-dependence and path-creation to analyse the role of local/regional institutions in shaping the impacts of airports on regional development. By means of focusing on the airport industry (i.e. an integral component of the wider air transport system), the paper aims to help bridge the gap between economic geography, where air transport has received little attention, and tra…
Covid-19: From Temporary De-Globalisation to a Re-Discovery of Tourism
Peer reviewed
The urban political ecology of fog oases in Lima, Peru
Tourism in Post-Communist States: Central and Eastern Europe
Interpath relations and the triggering of wine-tourism development
Funding This work was supported by Aberdeen - Curtin Alliance
Bricolage or breakthrough? Entrepreneurial responses to tourism development in a regional tourism destination
The Evolutionary Economic Geography (EEG) framework contributes to the study of tourism destination evolution by focusing on the various circumstances and events through which tourism destinations develop over long periods of time. Our research objective is to investigate how players in tourism destinations shape development pathways when they face stagnant or lock‐in situations. Applying the concepts of path dependence and path creation, we expl…
From 'sustainable tourism' to 'sustainability transitions in tourism
Open Access via the Taylor&Francis/JISC Open Select agreement
Transitioning towards sustainable tourism in the Outer Hebrides: An Evolutionary Investigation
The authors are grateful to the funder for supporting their research endeavour. Ethical approval for this research was granted by the University of Aberdeen’s Physical Sciences & Engineering Ethics Review Board and by Sheffield Hallam University Ethics Review process in May 2020
From niches to regime: Sustainability Transitions in a Diverse Tourism Destination
Beyond the soviet legacy: Energopolitics, extractivism, and a durable carbon lock-in in Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan has substantial renewable energy potential, yet its energy system remains dominated by oil and gas. This creates an important puzzle for energy transition research: why has a country with strong renewable resources and formal policy commitments made only limited progress towards a low-carbon energy system? This paper examines how historical, institutional, and political-economic factors have shaped the pace and direction of Azerbaijan'…
Economic geography (12 works) · Political science (12 works) · Economics (11 works) · Tourism (11 works) · Business (10 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (10 works) · Geography (10 works) · Economy (9 works) · Politics (7 works) · Ecology (5 works)