Anetta Zielińska
Biographic Data
| ID | 6882732 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anetta Zielińska |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anetta |
| FAMILY NAME | Zielińska |
| SIGNATURE | ZIELIŃSKA A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Wroclaw University of Economics and Business |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8592-3530 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 14 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The other side of war or migration and labor market imbalances
This study investigates whether war-induced forced migration has led to persistent imbalances in Eastern European labor markets, with a specific focus on matching efficiency. The analysis utilizes a quasi-experimental design combining Eurostat and UNHCR quarterly panel data for the EU-27 from 2014 to 2025. The methodology employs a multi-period difference-in-differences approach and Beveridge curve regressions to isolate the specific impact of th…
Cybersecurity and cybercrime
The rapid development of digital technologies and their active implementation in all spheres of the economy, on the one hand, contribute to increased control over the activities of economic entities, and on the other hand, create new challenges associated with the dynamic development of cybercrime. The purpose of the article is to analyze the global trends in cybercrime in 2016-2023 (by calculating national levels of cybercrime) and to model the …
Evaluation of the condition of social processes based on qualimetric methods
The Covid-19 pandemic mainly affected those target groups who, due to the nature of their duties, were unable to isolate themselves. The consequences of such work are psychological tension with various symptoms. In this situation, the formation of a system for localizing its consequences becomes a very important task. Three parts are distinguished: a quantitative assessment of the scale and nature of the pandemic, a quantitative assessment of the…
A comparative analysis of reverse logistics implementation for waste management in Poland and other European Union countries
Reverse logistics represents a current research area, in both theoretical and empirical terms. In Polish practice, reverse logistics refers to a narrow approach within the framework of waste management. Enterprises perceive their success and the source of long-term economic and social benefits in introducing new, pro-ecological solutions at various stages of the supply chain through implementing reverse logistics. The purpose of the article is to…
Comparative Analysis of Circular Economy Implementation in Poland and other European Union Countries
Economic development is the factor determining the volumes of generated waste, the intensity of production, the level of individual consumption as well as consumption patterns. It results in environmental threats, which are addressed through practical application of the circular economy concept. The key goal of the latter is to manufacture and use products in the most efficient way and also to manage the resulting waste in an economically and env…
The examples of reverse logistics application in inter-sector partnerships - good practices
Th e interest in the problems of environmental protection and, in particular, reverse logistics, results primarily from the growing awareness for environmental issues in the society as well as applicable and changing legal regulations. Th e representatives of various areas of social and economic life understood as intersector cooperation is becoming more and more desirable also in relation to environmental protection. Reverse logistics begins to …
Analysis of Sustainable Management Forms on Protected Areas
Protected areas have a huge socio-economic significance. Therefore, they should subject to protection within an essential range in order to sustain natural capital function-restitution and should be used in a rational way. Restrictions on the ways of managing protected areas mainly concern ventures of higher intensification of management and new investments, which have to be assessed from environmental point of view. The aim of this article is to…
Durability Principles Versus Sustainable Development, Eco-development with Reference to Forms of Natural Valuable Areas
The aim of this article is to identify durability principles in relation to sustainable development, eco-development and forms of natural valuable areas. Sustainable development accepts sensitive and strong durability principle, however, it does not accept a weak durability principle and restrictive principle. Ecodevelopment does not accept a weak and sensitive durability principle, does not partly accept strong principle, but it accepts restrict…
Applying Multidimentional Comparative Analysis for the Assessment of the Concept Realization of Sustainable Development for the Protected Areas
DOAJ is a unique and extensive index of diverse open access journals from around the world, driven by a growing community, committed to ensuring quality content is freely available online for everyone
The Problem of Effectiveness in the Managing Assessment in Natural Valuable Areas
Effective way of managing in the natural valuable areas is possible through the ecologization of the economy. The effectiveness of managing resulting from the natural valuable areas is difficult to measure, because most of the benefits coming from these areas is deprived of the price (financial value). Functioning methods and instruments, which should minimize the costs of achieving desirable ecological aims or the costs of sustainable developmen…
Management System of Protected Areas and Its Monitoring in Poland
In Poland, a system of protected areas should be created, the system which would protect more effectively the most precious wealth of biological and landscape diversity in the country, at the same time resulting in a dynamic socio-economic development in accordance with the principles of sustainable development.For the systems of protected areas environmental monitoring is necessary, it would improve correction and design of new directions of dev…
Sustainable Development as a Determinant of Functioning the Valuable Natural Areas
Development of valuable natural areas is seen through implementing the idea of sustainable development which aim is retaining the harmony between orders: ecological, economical, social, institutional and spatial. It will cause the increase in the level of society’s life quality, the society living within valuable natural areas. Stimulator for sustainable development is greening economy (e.g. agriculture, tourism), it is a challenge and the paradi…
Abilities of Running an Economic Activity on Protected Areas
There are the following forms of protected areas functioning: national parks, nature reserves, landscape parks, landscape protected areas and areas of Natura 2000. Main goal of the protected areas is to protect natural resources from dezintergating and save them from not being properly used. The goal may be achieved if the economic activity will be proceded according to the rules of the sustainable development in the protected area, for example e…
European Union Founds for Sustained Tourism
The implementation of sustainable tourism is connected with pro-environmental investments, which require meaningful finances. For the aim it is important to use those resources which come from European Union support, such as European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development, European Regional Development Fund, European Social Founds, Integrated Operational Program for Regional Development
Cybersecurity and cybercrime
The rapid development of digital technologies and their active implementation in all spheres of the economy, on the one hand, contribute to increased control over the activities of economic entities, and on the other hand, create new challenges associated with the dynamic development of cybercrime. The purpose of the article is to analyze the global trends in cybercrime in 2016-2023 (by calculating national levels of cybercrime) and to model the …
Evaluation of the condition of social processes based on qualimetric methods
The Covid-19 pandemic mainly affected those target groups who, due to the nature of their duties, were unable to isolate themselves. The consequences of such work are psychological tension with various symptoms. In this situation, the formation of a system for localizing its consequences becomes a very important task. Three parts are distinguished: a quantitative assessment of the scale and nature of the pandemic, a quantitative assessment of the…
The examples of reverse logistics application in inter-sector partnerships - good practices
Th e interest in the problems of environmental protection and, in particular, reverse logistics, results primarily from the growing awareness for environmental issues in the society as well as applicable and changing legal regulations. Th e representatives of various areas of social and economic life understood as intersector cooperation is becoming more and more desirable also in relation to environmental protection. Reverse logistics begins to …
Comparative Analysis of Circular Economy Implementation in Poland and other European Union Countries
Economic development is the factor determining the volumes of generated waste, the intensity of production, the level of individual consumption as well as consumption patterns. It results in environmental threats, which are addressed through practical application of the circular economy concept. The key goal of the latter is to manufacture and use products in the most efficient way and also to manage the resulting waste in an economically and env…
Applying Multidimentional Comparative Analysis for the Assessment of the Concept Realization of Sustainable Development for the Protected Areas
DOAJ is a unique and extensive index of diverse open access journals from around the world, driven by a growing community, committed to ensuring quality content is freely available online for everyone
The Problem of Effectiveness in the Managing Assessment in Natural Valuable Areas
Effective way of managing in the natural valuable areas is possible through the ecologization of the economy. The effectiveness of managing resulting from the natural valuable areas is difficult to measure, because most of the benefits coming from these areas is deprived of the price (financial value). Functioning methods and instruments, which should minimize the costs of achieving desirable ecological aims or the costs of sustainable developmen…
Sustainable Development as a Determinant of Functioning the Valuable Natural Areas
Development of valuable natural areas is seen through implementing the idea of sustainable development which aim is retaining the harmony between orders: ecological, economical, social, institutional and spatial. It will cause the increase in the level of society’s life quality, the society living within valuable natural areas. Stimulator for sustainable development is greening economy (e.g. agriculture, tourism), it is a challenge and the paradi…
Abilities of Running an Economic Activity on Protected Areas
There are the following forms of protected areas functioning: national parks, nature reserves, landscape parks, landscape protected areas and areas of Natura 2000. Main goal of the protected areas is to protect natural resources from dezintergating and save them from not being properly used. The goal may be achieved if the economic activity will be proceded according to the rules of the sustainable development in the protected area, for example e…
European Union Founds for Sustained Tourism
The implementation of sustainable tourism is connected with pro-environmental investments, which require meaningful finances. For the aim it is important to use those resources which come from European Union support, such as European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development, European Regional Development Fund, European Social Founds, Integrated Operational Program for Regional Development
Abilities of Running an Economic Activity on Protected Areas
There are the following forms of protected areas functioning: national parks, nature reserves, landscape parks, landscape protected areas and areas of Natura 2000. Main goal of the protected areas is to protect natural resources from dezintergating and save them from not being properly used. The goal may be achieved if the economic activity will be proceded according to the rules of the sustainable development in the protected area, for example e…
Management System of Protected Areas and Its Monitoring in Poland
In Poland, a system of protected areas should be created, the system which would protect more effectively the most precious wealth of biological and landscape diversity in the country, at the same time resulting in a dynamic socio-economic development in accordance with the principles of sustainable development.For the systems of protected areas environmental monitoring is necessary, it would improve correction and design of new directions of dev…
Sustainable Development as a Determinant of Functioning the Valuable Natural Areas
Development of valuable natural areas is seen through implementing the idea of sustainable development which aim is retaining the harmony between orders: ecological, economical, social, institutional and spatial. It will cause the increase in the level of society’s life quality, the society living within valuable natural areas. Stimulator for sustainable development is greening economy (e.g. agriculture, tourism), it is a challenge and the paradi…
Applying Multidimentional Comparative Analysis for the Assessment of the Concept Realization of Sustainable Development for the Protected Areas
DOAJ is a unique and extensive index of diverse open access journals from around the world, driven by a growing community, committed to ensuring quality content is freely available online for everyone
The Problem of Effectiveness in the Managing Assessment in Natural Valuable Areas
Effective way of managing in the natural valuable areas is possible through the ecologization of the economy. The effectiveness of managing resulting from the natural valuable areas is difficult to measure, because most of the benefits coming from these areas is deprived of the price (financial value). Functioning methods and instruments, which should minimize the costs of achieving desirable ecological aims or the costs of sustainable developmen…
Durability Principles Versus Sustainable Development, Eco-development with Reference to Forms of Natural Valuable Areas
The aim of this article is to identify durability principles in relation to sustainable development, eco-development and forms of natural valuable areas. Sustainable development accepts sensitive and strong durability principle, however, it does not accept a weak durability principle and restrictive principle. Ecodevelopment does not accept a weak and sensitive durability principle, does not partly accept strong principle, but it accepts restrict…
Analysis of Sustainable Management Forms on Protected Areas
Protected areas have a huge socio-economic significance. Therefore, they should subject to protection within an essential range in order to sustain natural capital function-restitution and should be used in a rational way. Restrictions on the ways of managing protected areas mainly concern ventures of higher intensification of management and new investments, which have to be assessed from environmental point of view. The aim of this article is to…
The examples of reverse logistics application in inter-sector partnerships - good practices
Th e interest in the problems of environmental protection and, in particular, reverse logistics, results primarily from the growing awareness for environmental issues in the society as well as applicable and changing legal regulations. Th e representatives of various areas of social and economic life understood as intersector cooperation is becoming more and more desirable also in relation to environmental protection. Reverse logistics begins to …
Comparative Analysis of Circular Economy Implementation in Poland and other European Union Countries
Economic development is the factor determining the volumes of generated waste, the intensity of production, the level of individual consumption as well as consumption patterns. It results in environmental threats, which are addressed through practical application of the circular economy concept. The key goal of the latter is to manufacture and use products in the most efficient way and also to manage the resulting waste in an economically and env…
A comparative analysis of reverse logistics implementation for waste management in Poland and other European Union countries
Reverse logistics represents a current research area, in both theoretical and empirical terms. In Polish practice, reverse logistics refers to a narrow approach within the framework of waste management. Enterprises perceive their success and the source of long-term economic and social benefits in introducing new, pro-ecological solutions at various stages of the supply chain through implementing reverse logistics. The purpose of the article is to…
Evaluation of the condition of social processes based on qualimetric methods
The Covid-19 pandemic mainly affected those target groups who, due to the nature of their duties, were unable to isolate themselves. The consequences of such work are psychological tension with various symptoms. In this situation, the formation of a system for localizing its consequences becomes a very important task. Three parts are distinguished: a quantitative assessment of the scale and nature of the pandemic, a quantitative assessment of the…
Cybersecurity and cybercrime
The rapid development of digital technologies and their active implementation in all spheres of the economy, on the one hand, contribute to increased control over the activities of economic entities, and on the other hand, create new challenges associated with the dynamic development of cybercrime. The purpose of the article is to analyze the global trends in cybercrime in 2016-2023 (by calculating national levels of cybercrime) and to model the …
The other side of war or migration and labor market imbalances
This study investigates whether war-induced forced migration has led to persistent imbalances in Eastern European labor markets, with a specific focus on matching efficiency. The analysis utilizes a quasi-experimental design combining Eurostat and UNHCR quarterly panel data for the EU-27 from 2014 to 2025. The methodology employs a multi-period difference-in-differences approach and Beveridge curve regressions to isolate the specific impact of th…
Business (8 works) · Economics (6 works) · Sustainable Development and Environmental Management (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Environmental resource management (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Engineering (3 works) · Environmental planning (3 works) · Environmental Science (3 works) · European union (3 works)