Aleksandra Gaweł
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1502592 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Aleksandra Gaweł |
| PRENOMES | Aleksandra |
| SOBRENOME | Gaweł |
| ASSINATURA | GAWEŁ A |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Poznań University of Economics and Business |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7426-3474 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 23 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 23 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2010 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
The inclusion of employees in preventing quiet quitting among Generation X
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore the influence of the inclusion practices of companies on quiet quitting (QQ) of employees from Generation X, as well as the direct and mediating roles of organizational trust. Design/methodology/approach The quantitative research was used in this study. The CAWI method was applied to randomly selected questionnaire responses of 410 employed Generation X respondents aged 42–49 years from Poland (Xenn…
Between integration and exclusion
Purpose The success of migrant entrepreneurship as a strategy for integrating migrants into the host country’s market depends on their inclusion in the host country’s entrepreneurial ecosystem. This paper aims to explore the collaborative experience between Ukrainian entrepreneurs, both migrants operating in Poland and non-migrants based in Ukraine, and their Polish business partners. Design/methodology/approach Using a qualitative method, the re…
Explaining the gender pay gap at the Nace-classified economic sector level
Despite growing scholarly attention to the gender pay gap (GPG), limited research has examined how fertility patterns interact with welfare policies to shape gendered wage inequalities across economic sectors. This study analyses the relationship between fertility rates (FR), social protection benefits (SPB), and the GPG across 14 NACE-classified sectors in 27 EU member states between 2008 and 2023. Using fixed-effects panel regression models, th…
Motherhood and Systemic Gender Pay Gap Faced by Women in European Union Countries
Despite progress in reducing gender pay disparities, wage inequalities remain persistent across European Union (EU) countries, and due to motherhood penalties, the situation for mothers is even more disadvantageous compared to childless women. As women are often perceived through the lens of stereotypical maternal roles—even if they are not yet mothers—these expectations frequently intersect with personal choices as well as the embodied and mater…
What Drives the Entrepreneurial Intentions of Migrant Students in a New Destination Country? A Case Study of Ukrainians and Belarusians in Poland
This study explores the factors shaping the entrepreneurial intentions of migrant students in a new destination country, Ukrainians and Belarusians studying in Poland. By addressing a relatively underexplored topic, the research implements an abductive approach and develops a hierarchical model of factors influencing these students' entrepreneurial aspirations, identifying antecedents, classifying them as driving, linkage, dependent, or autonomou…
Women’s political empowerment moderates socio-economic drivers of child poverty
This study explores the moderating role of women’s political empowerment in addressing child poverty across European Union (EU) countries, using macro-panel data from 27 EU countries between 2006 and 2023. The study investigates how key socio-economic factors – such as unemployment and government expenditure as mitigating factors – interact with women’s political empowerment in affecting child poverty. The findings show that the political empower…
Drivers of Entrepreneurial Activities Among New‐Coming Ukrainian Female Refugees in Poland
Populations affected by armed conflicts are often forced to undergo internal or external displacement. The geographical proximity makes the direct neighbouring countries the main destination for forced migrants, and creates challenges in the reception and integration of newcomers. This study aims at determining what made new‐coming Ukrainian female forced migrants, fleeing the escalation of armed conflict in Spring 2022 from Ukraine, undertake en…
Caught in suspension – the pivotal shift in the career intentions of international students’ in times of geopolitical tumult
A Risk or a Buffer? The Dual Role of Poverty in Community Perceptions of Child Protection Demand
The relationship between poverty and child protection demand is complex. Using macro‐level data from 293 Finnish municipalities, this study applies hierarchical linear regression and mediation analysis to examine how poverty shapes community perceptions of child protection demand. The hierarchical linear regression findings reveal that poverty is independently associated with higher child protection demand, confirming the role of poverty as a sig…
From Notifications to Removals
This study examines the relationship between international migration and child welfare protection at the municipal level in Finland, utilizing macro-panel data from 293 municipalities between 2010 and 2022. The findings indicate that the child welfare protection process does not follow a consistent pattern within municipalities as immigration increases over time. Specifically, while child welfare notifications and child removals rise, family-supp…
Impacts of women's political and economic empowerment on social protection expenditures in the EU
Purpose This study investigates the impact of women's political and economic empowerment on social protection expenditures across 27 European Union countries (2006–2023). Design/methodology/approach Using fixed-effects panel regressions with Driscoll–Kraay standard errors, we explore both linear and conditional (interaction and non-linear) effects of selected dimensions of women's empowerment on shaping total social welfare spending and welfare-c…
Exploring the factors shaping business students’ environmental concern
Purpose Increasing the need for education for sustainable development in universities requires an understanding of the predictors of students’ environmental concern (EC). In this paper, the authors focus on the EC of business students because of their future responsibility for business operations regarding the exploitation of natural resources. The aim of the study is to examine the predictors of business students’ environmental concern. Design/m…
The green transformation and gender equality in agricultural entrepreneurship
Macro-level predictors of child removals
The purpose of this macro-level study is to examine the effects of social welfare benefits and services on the demand for child removals. The study is based on the panel data of Finnish municipalities (N = 293) and their social welfare indicators for the period 2010–2021. Linear regression analysis was conducted to analyze the associations between the dependent variable (child removals) and the main predictors (child welfare notifications, family…
Female immigrant entrepreneurship – predicted by women’s empowerment in host country
Purpose The social inclusion of immigrants has been a central public policy issue in European countries, and entrepreneurship is often promoted as a form of integration. Female immigrants face double discrimination of gender and ethnicity while becoming entrepreneurs. The aim of the paper is to investigate the female empowerment in the host country as a predictor of immigrant women engagement in entrepreneurship. Design/methodology/approach Based…
The Local Solidarity Network in the Reception of Female Ukrainian Refugees' Influx of 2022
Stakeholder-centered development of new curriculum content in higher education
Universities should increasingly collaborate with industries and international counterparts to meet the needs of students, businesses and other stakeholders. However, the literature has not provided a comprehensive response to these aspects of curriculum development. This study has two objectives: to propose a method of curriculum content development in higher education according to the stakeholder-centered quality assurance model and to verify t…
Quality of Governance and Welfare Generosity as Institutional Predictors of Entrepreneurship
The aim of this article is to examine whether the cross-country and gender variations of entrepreneurship can be explained within the institutional framework. The study addresses normative forces to which entrepreneurs are expected to adapt within European welfare states. The normative forces are focused on norm-based factors of governmental quality and value-based factors of governmental generosity, which are both hypothesized to be associated w…
The digitalisation as gender equaliser? The import and export of digitally delivered services in shaping female entrepreneurship in European countries
Purpose The article examines whether cross-border trade in digitally delivered services (DDSs) has an influence on European female entrepreneurship. Two research questions were asked to assess the potential impact of trade in DDSs both on the import and export sides. Design/methodology/approach To answer the research questions, the panel data for 26 European countries for the years 2008–2019 were implemented to estimate panel regression models. B…
Female empowerment and masculinity – a cultural trait? Evidence from the CEE countries
Purpose As women’s position in the economy and society is often explained by cultural factors, this study aims to verify whether the observed changes in female empowerment in the region of Central and East European (CEE) countries of the European Union (EU) are associated with masculinity as a cultural trait. Design/methodology/approach The authors apply the k-means clustering method to group CEE countries into clusters with similar levels of fem…
Implementing Sustainability into Virtual Simulation Games in Business Higher Education
The paper aims to determine how sustainability can be implemented into virtual business simulators dedicated to higher education due to the need for raising environmental awareness among students. Climate and natural environmental changes caused by human activities require adjustments in society’s mindsets and activities, especially in the business-related sector, which makes the implementation of sustainability in business higher education of cr…
Trust in European Institutions in Explaining the Entrepreneurship in European Union Countries
Entrepreneurship is believed to be shaped by institutions; however, the paper assumes that trust in institutions is a fundamental prerequisite for the impact of institutions on entrepreneurship. The aims of the paper are to determine (i) whether trust in European institutions affects the level of entrepreneurship in European Union countries, and (ii) whether there are any differences in this impact regarding the types of institutions and (iii) a …
The Relationship between Entrepreneurship and Unemployment in the Business Cycle
Connections between the situation in the labour market and entrepreneurship are of at least two kinds. Firstly, the situation on the labour market, especially connected with unemployment, is often treated as negative motivation for entrepreneurial undertakings according to recessional push theory. Secondly, labour is one of the production factors, so paid workers influence entrepreneurship through the possibility of enterprise growth. To investig…
The green transformation and gender equality in agricultural entrepreneurship
Female empowerment and masculinity – a cultural trait? Evidence from the CEE countries
Purpose As women’s position in the economy and society is often explained by cultural factors, this study aims to verify whether the observed changes in female empowerment in the region of Central and East European (CEE) countries of the European Union (EU) are associated with masculinity as a cultural trait. Design/methodology/approach The authors apply the k-means clustering method to group CEE countries into clusters with similar levels of fem…
The Local Solidarity Network in the Reception of Female Ukrainian Refugees' Influx of 2022
The Relationship between Entrepreneurship and Unemployment in the Business Cycle
Connections between the situation in the labour market and entrepreneurship are of at least two kinds. Firstly, the situation on the labour market, especially connected with unemployment, is often treated as negative motivation for entrepreneurial undertakings according to recessional push theory. Secondly, labour is one of the production factors, so paid workers influence entrepreneurship through the possibility of enterprise growth. To investig…
Trust in European Institutions in Explaining the Entrepreneurship in European Union Countries
Entrepreneurship is believed to be shaped by institutions; however, the paper assumes that trust in institutions is a fundamental prerequisite for the impact of institutions on entrepreneurship. The aims of the paper are to determine (i) whether trust in European institutions affects the level of entrepreneurship in European Union countries, and (ii) whether there are any differences in this impact regarding the types of institutions and (iii) a …
Implementing Sustainability into Virtual Simulation Games in Business Higher Education
The paper aims to determine how sustainability can be implemented into virtual business simulators dedicated to higher education due to the need for raising environmental awareness among students. Climate and natural environmental changes caused by human activities require adjustments in society’s mindsets and activities, especially in the business-related sector, which makes the implementation of sustainability in business higher education of cr…
Quality of Governance and Welfare Generosity as Institutional Predictors of Entrepreneurship
The aim of this article is to examine whether the cross-country and gender variations of entrepreneurship can be explained within the institutional framework. The study addresses normative forces to which entrepreneurs are expected to adapt within European welfare states. The normative forces are focused on norm-based factors of governmental quality and value-based factors of governmental generosity, which are both hypothesized to be associated w…
The digitalisation as gender equaliser? The import and export of digitally delivered services in shaping female entrepreneurship in European countries
Purpose The article examines whether cross-border trade in digitally delivered services (DDSs) has an influence on European female entrepreneurship. Two research questions were asked to assess the potential impact of trade in DDSs both on the import and export sides. Design/methodology/approach To answer the research questions, the panel data for 26 European countries for the years 2008–2019 were implemented to estimate panel regression models. B…
Female empowerment and masculinity – a cultural trait? Evidence from the CEE countries
Purpose As women’s position in the economy and society is often explained by cultural factors, this study aims to verify whether the observed changes in female empowerment in the region of Central and East European (CEE) countries of the European Union (EU) are associated with masculinity as a cultural trait. Design/methodology/approach The authors apply the k-means clustering method to group CEE countries into clusters with similar levels of fem…
Exploring the factors shaping business students’ environmental concern
Purpose Increasing the need for education for sustainable development in universities requires an understanding of the predictors of students’ environmental concern (EC). In this paper, the authors focus on the EC of business students because of their future responsibility for business operations regarding the exploitation of natural resources. The aim of the study is to examine the predictors of business students’ environmental concern. Design/m…
The green transformation and gender equality in agricultural entrepreneurship
Macro-level predictors of child removals
The purpose of this macro-level study is to examine the effects of social welfare benefits and services on the demand for child removals. The study is based on the panel data of Finnish municipalities (N = 293) and their social welfare indicators for the period 2010–2021. Linear regression analysis was conducted to analyze the associations between the dependent variable (child removals) and the main predictors (child welfare notifications, family…
Female immigrant entrepreneurship – predicted by women’s empowerment in host country
Purpose The social inclusion of immigrants has been a central public policy issue in European countries, and entrepreneurship is often promoted as a form of integration. Female immigrants face double discrimination of gender and ethnicity while becoming entrepreneurs. The aim of the paper is to investigate the female empowerment in the host country as a predictor of immigrant women engagement in entrepreneurship. Design/methodology/approach Based…
The Local Solidarity Network in the Reception of Female Ukrainian Refugees' Influx of 2022
Stakeholder-centered development of new curriculum content in higher education
Universities should increasingly collaborate with industries and international counterparts to meet the needs of students, businesses and other stakeholders. However, the literature has not provided a comprehensive response to these aspects of curriculum development. This study has two objectives: to propose a method of curriculum content development in higher education according to the stakeholder-centered quality assurance model and to verify t…
Women’s political empowerment moderates socio-economic drivers of child poverty
This study explores the moderating role of women’s political empowerment in addressing child poverty across European Union (EU) countries, using macro-panel data from 27 EU countries between 2006 and 2023. The study investigates how key socio-economic factors – such as unemployment and government expenditure as mitigating factors – interact with women’s political empowerment in affecting child poverty. The findings show that the political empower…
Drivers of Entrepreneurial Activities Among New‐Coming Ukrainian Female Refugees in Poland
Populations affected by armed conflicts are often forced to undergo internal or external displacement. The geographical proximity makes the direct neighbouring countries the main destination for forced migrants, and creates challenges in the reception and integration of newcomers. This study aims at determining what made new‐coming Ukrainian female forced migrants, fleeing the escalation of armed conflict in Spring 2022 from Ukraine, undertake en…
Caught in suspension – the pivotal shift in the career intentions of international students’ in times of geopolitical tumult
A Risk or a Buffer? The Dual Role of Poverty in Community Perceptions of Child Protection Demand
The relationship between poverty and child protection demand is complex. Using macro‐level data from 293 Finnish municipalities, this study applies hierarchical linear regression and mediation analysis to examine how poverty shapes community perceptions of child protection demand. The hierarchical linear regression findings reveal that poverty is independently associated with higher child protection demand, confirming the role of poverty as a sig…
From Notifications to Removals
This study examines the relationship between international migration and child welfare protection at the municipal level in Finland, utilizing macro-panel data from 293 municipalities between 2010 and 2022. The findings indicate that the child welfare protection process does not follow a consistent pattern within municipalities as immigration increases over time. Specifically, while child welfare notifications and child removals rise, family-supp…
Impacts of women's political and economic empowerment on social protection expenditures in the EU
Purpose This study investigates the impact of women's political and economic empowerment on social protection expenditures across 27 European Union countries (2006–2023). Design/methodology/approach Using fixed-effects panel regressions with Driscoll–Kraay standard errors, we explore both linear and conditional (interaction and non-linear) effects of selected dimensions of women's empowerment on shaping total social welfare spending and welfare-c…
The inclusion of employees in preventing quiet quitting among Generation X
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore the influence of the inclusion practices of companies on quiet quitting (QQ) of employees from Generation X, as well as the direct and mediating roles of organizational trust. Design/methodology/approach The quantitative research was used in this study. The CAWI method was applied to randomly selected questionnaire responses of 410 employed Generation X respondents aged 42–49 years from Poland (Xenn…
Between integration and exclusion
Purpose The success of migrant entrepreneurship as a strategy for integrating migrants into the host country’s market depends on their inclusion in the host country’s entrepreneurial ecosystem. This paper aims to explore the collaborative experience between Ukrainian entrepreneurs, both migrants operating in Poland and non-migrants based in Ukraine, and their Polish business partners. Design/methodology/approach Using a qualitative method, the re…
Explaining the gender pay gap at the Nace-classified economic sector level
Despite growing scholarly attention to the gender pay gap (GPG), limited research has examined how fertility patterns interact with welfare policies to shape gendered wage inequalities across economic sectors. This study analyses the relationship between fertility rates (FR), social protection benefits (SPB), and the GPG across 14 NACE-classified sectors in 27 EU member states between 2008 and 2023. Using fixed-effects panel regression models, th…
Motherhood and Systemic Gender Pay Gap Faced by Women in European Union Countries
Despite progress in reducing gender pay disparities, wage inequalities remain persistent across European Union (EU) countries, and due to motherhood penalties, the situation for mothers is even more disadvantageous compared to childless women. As women are often perceived through the lens of stereotypical maternal roles—even if they are not yet mothers—these expectations frequently intersect with personal choices as well as the embodied and mater…
What Drives the Entrepreneurial Intentions of Migrant Students in a New Destination Country? A Case Study of Ukrainians and Belarusians in Poland
This study explores the factors shaping the entrepreneurial intentions of migrant students in a new destination country, Ukrainians and Belarusians studying in Poland. By addressing a relatively underexplored topic, the research implements an abductive approach and develops a hierarchical model of factors influencing these students' entrepreneurial aspirations, identifying antecedents, classifying them as driving, linkage, dependent, or autonomou…
Economics (14 obras) · Political science (14 obras) · Entrepreneurship (9 obras) · Business (8 obras) · Economic growth (8 obras) · Sociology (8 obras) · Demographic economics (7 obras) · European union (7 obras) · Entrepreneurship Studies and Influences (6 obras) · Law (6 obras)