Aleksandra Lis
Biographic Data
| ID | 3731230 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Aleksandra Lis |
| GIVEN NAMES | Aleksandra |
| FAMILY NAME | Lis |
| SIGNATURE | LIS A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Wrocław University of Environmental and Life Sciences |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0464-3770 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 27 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Exploring the influence of plant form barriers and naturalness on visitors’ perceptions to park landscapes
Evaluation of sense of safety and privacy in parks in relation to the topography, the presence of dense vegetation and other people in the area
Park lighting after dark – is it a route or a place? How people feel in park nightscapes (experiment)
Emocje w królestwie racjonalności. O roli emocji w działaniach krakowskich uczelni
EMOTIONS IN THE REALM OF RATIONALITY: THE ROLE OF EMOTIONS IN KRAKÓW’S UNIVERSITIES’ ACTIVITIES The recent research on organizations and management proved that despite the claims of rationality, emotions play an important role in decisionmaking and are set the foundations for organizational culture. The present chapter is the result of research aiming at analyzing organizational culture of selected universities located in Krakow as perceived by t…
The importance of seeking a win-win solution in shaping the vegetation of military heritage landscapes
Vegetation in historic fortification areas is sometimes perceived mainly through the prism of the threat it poses to the historic structures. However, its presence can be socially desirable. Therefore, a question arises regarding how to shape military heritage landscapes in order to ensure their legibility and the optimal degree of naturalness. This study attempts to identify the nature of the relationship between the legibility and naturalness o…
How the amount of greenery in city parks impacts visitor preferences in the context of naturalness, legibility and perceived danger
How vegetation impacts preference, mystery and danger in fortifications and parks in urban areas
Weak Labour, Strong Interests
This paper examines the motives behind the EU‐level activism of CEE trade unions, which are commonly regarded as weak actors. To this end, it studies lobbying and protest actions staged by Polish labour organizations in relation to proposals for the EU Emission Trading Scheme Directive and the EU Services Directive. The analysis confirms the salience of interest‐based accounts of supranational union action, but it also shows that labour interests…
Addressing social representations in socio-technical transitions with the case of shale gas
Strategies of Interest Representation
Poland's European Union accession afforded Polish trade unions membership of European-wide, umbrella trade union organisations. This essay evaluates the strategies Polish trade unions adopted to represent their interests following Poland's accession to the European Union. It draws on a series of interviews and document analysis. In addition the essay seeks to gauge the extent to which Polish trade unions were ‘Europeanised’, understood in both th…
The political duality of scale-making in environmental markets1
New markets are key in debates concerning environmental regimes. Critics and proponents share a discourse that characterises environmental markets in terms of scale; many discuss how to scale environmental markets ‘the right way’. Building on previous work in human geography, actor–network theory, and governmentality studies, we unpack the dual but always interwoven politics of scale-making in doing environmental policies, which consists of mater…
Addressing social representations in socio-technical transitions with the case of shale gas
The political duality of scale-making in environmental markets1
New markets are key in debates concerning environmental regimes. Critics and proponents share a discourse that characterises environmental markets in terms of scale; many discuss how to scale environmental markets ‘the right way’. Building on previous work in human geography, actor–network theory, and governmentality studies, we unpack the dual but always interwoven politics of scale-making in doing environmental policies, which consists of mater…
Weak Labour, Strong Interests
This paper examines the motives behind the EU‐level activism of CEE trade unions, which are commonly regarded as weak actors. To this end, it studies lobbying and protest actions staged by Polish labour organizations in relation to proposals for the EU Emission Trading Scheme Directive and the EU Services Directive. The analysis confirms the salience of interest‐based accounts of supranational union action, but it also shows that labour interests…
Strategies of Interest Representation
Poland's European Union accession afforded Polish trade unions membership of European-wide, umbrella trade union organisations. This essay evaluates the strategies Polish trade unions adopted to represent their interests following Poland's accession to the European Union. It draws on a series of interviews and document analysis. In addition the essay seeks to gauge the extent to which Polish trade unions were ‘Europeanised’, understood in both th…
The political duality of scale-making in environmental markets1
New markets are key in debates concerning environmental regimes. Critics and proponents share a discourse that characterises environmental markets in terms of scale; many discuss how to scale environmental markets ‘the right way’. Building on previous work in human geography, actor–network theory, and governmentality studies, we unpack the dual but always interwoven politics of scale-making in doing environmental policies, which consists of mater…
Addressing social representations in socio-technical transitions with the case of shale gas
Weak Labour, Strong Interests
This paper examines the motives behind the EU‐level activism of CEE trade unions, which are commonly regarded as weak actors. To this end, it studies lobbying and protest actions staged by Polish labour organizations in relation to proposals for the EU Emission Trading Scheme Directive and the EU Services Directive. The analysis confirms the salience of interest‐based accounts of supranational union action, but it also shows that labour interests…
Emocje w królestwie racjonalności. O roli emocji w działaniach krakowskich uczelni
EMOTIONS IN THE REALM OF RATIONALITY: THE ROLE OF EMOTIONS IN KRAKÓW’S UNIVERSITIES’ ACTIVITIES The recent research on organizations and management proved that despite the claims of rationality, emotions play an important role in decisionmaking and are set the foundations for organizational culture. The present chapter is the result of research aiming at analyzing organizational culture of selected universities located in Krakow as perceived by t…
The importance of seeking a win-win solution in shaping the vegetation of military heritage landscapes
Vegetation in historic fortification areas is sometimes perceived mainly through the prism of the threat it poses to the historic structures. However, its presence can be socially desirable. Therefore, a question arises regarding how to shape military heritage landscapes in order to ensure their legibility and the optimal degree of naturalness. This study attempts to identify the nature of the relationship between the legibility and naturalness o…
How the amount of greenery in city parks impacts visitor preferences in the context of naturalness, legibility and perceived danger
How vegetation impacts preference, mystery and danger in fortifications and parks in urban areas
Evaluation of sense of safety and privacy in parks in relation to the topography, the presence of dense vegetation and other people in the area
Park lighting after dark – is it a route or a place? How people feel in park nightscapes (experiment)
Exploring the influence of plant form barriers and naturalness on visitors’ perceptions to park landscapes
Geography (6 works) · Urban Green Space and Health (6 works) · Business (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Land Use and Ecosystem Services (4 works) · Mathematics (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Preference (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Economics (3 works)