Study Departments in the Institute of Economics

PWN 1996 4.Stanisz T., Zastosowanie matematyki w ekonomii, AE Kraków 1992 5.Piszczała J., Matematyka i jej zastosowania w naukach ekonomicznych, AE Poznań 1994 4.Statistics Responsible

Director of the Institute

Prof.dr hab Piotr Bury

Vice-director in the field of study

Dr Marek Leszczyński

Vice-director in the field of study

Dr Anna Dybała

Co-ordinator of the Institute ECTS

M.A Edyta Łyżwa

Organization of the Institute

Study Departments in the Institute of Economics

I DEPARTMENT OF MICROECONOMICS

II DEPARTMENT OF MACROECONOMICS III DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS AND ECONOMETRY

IV DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING

V DEPARTMENT OF REGIONAL ECONOMY

VI DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY OF SOCIECONOMIC THOUGHT VII DEPARTMENTOF LOCAL GOVERNMENT

VIII COMPUTER ROOM

In the Institute of Economics students may apply to 3-year- Bachelor Studies and 2-year-Master-of-Art Studies in the faculty of “Regional economic policy” They include full-time and extra-mural courses.The main trends of scientific research in the Institute of Economics are: economy and local finances, prognosis of developmental tendencies for economy, the role of state in market economy, finances and management of small enterprise, contemporary economic thought

Human Resources of the Institute

There are 45 educators in the Institute of Economics, 41 scientific-didactive educators and 4 didactive educators Currently, in the Institute there are: 7 educators of post-doctoral degree, 11 doctors, 10 masters On the ground of employment contract: 2 full professors (included 1 on the part-time), 7 educators of post-doctoral degree (included 2 on the part-time), 7 doctors (included 2 on the part-time) and 2 masters

Didactive-Scientific Basis

The Institute of Economics abode is the building which is the part of the Faculty of

Management and Administration in the Świętokrzyska Academy, located in the Świętokrzyska street 21A The floor surface is 1445,3m It is 2 storey-building Students are provided with the whole infrastructure (recreational facilities, 2 canteens, cloak-room, photocopy room, secretary’s office of the Institute and reading-room located in the main building of the Management and Administration Faculty

The Institute of Economics is equipped with: 2 large lecture rooms for 112 seats and 16 additional seats, all together 128 seats, each of the rooms has a blackboard, projector, sound

equipment, 7 classes, 7 classes for scientific-didactive tutors, 2 computer rooms

Computer rooms are fully equipped with educational software There are 10 and 14 computers

of minimal configuration – Pentium III, 64 MB, RAM, HDD min 20 GB, sound and net card The rooms are logged in the Net with internet links, antivirus software, what makes daily use very

convenient

Profile of the Graduate

The graduate of the Institute of Economics possess a wide economic knowledge since the study syllabus is varied and enables students to get familiarized with different aspects of economic activity in the micro and macro sphere It also gives the opportunity to use practical methods and technics of economic analysis The educational process is aimed at stimulating initiative attitude, sensitivity to rational activity and economic culture in everyday social life and prediction of social results of economic activity

In the framework of the Bachelor Studies students are familiarized with the contents of basic, main and specializational subjects In the framework of M.A Studies, students stand opportunity to improve knowledge on general subjects, which enrich him intelectually and enlarge knowledge on basic, main and specializational subjects which are the supplemantation to vocational studies The variety of the specializational subjects is connected with the problem of economic policy, particurarly with regional policy in the conditions of the European integration and economics of the enterprises which function in the public sector

Thus, the graduate is well acknowledged with such domains as: economics, management, economics of public sector, regional policy, law, and practical computer use, foreign languages Thanks to this, the graduate of economics will possess the relevant qualifications to set up an

individual economic activity or work in public administration on a local and regional level as well as

in enterprises of different business lines

Didactive methods

Didactive process in the Institute of Economics is focused on didactive education which is traditional for colleges, including lectures, classes and seminars It covers individual and pair work as well as activational methods which aim at versatile activity of students They are: contolled discusion, problematic methods and individual gaining of knowledge During the classes, the students use theoretical knowledge and simultaneously, they improve practical skills

In the study syllabus, the proportions of lectures and classes are strictly respected (1:1), which

stimulate activity of students As the studies progress, the level of education gets higher and more advanced (monographic lectures, M.A seminars) to make available for the students to have more individual impact on the educational process

The fact, which is worth mentioning is, that computer programs, films, foliograms and didactive equipment which is prepared by the workers of the Institute, are widely used

In the framework of different classes, students are activated by different methods, which lead to

problem- solution debates and encourage students to take active part in the discusion

Syllabus of Study – Bachelor Studies - Economics

Faculty: regional economic policy

I General subjects

1.Economic history

The responsible person for the syllabus content: Dr Elżbieta Słabińska

The goals of study:

Focusing on history of economical changes in the world

The contents of study:

- Economy of midiaevel Europe

- The beginnings of capitalism in the 15th and 17th centuries

- Economic growth of Poland in the 16th and 18th centuries

- Industrial and technical revolution in Great Britain on the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries

- Economic growth on Polish lands in the 19th century

- The old and the new branches of industry in the 19th and 20th centuries

- The old and the new industrial powers on the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries

- The First World War and its impact on the world economy

- Economic crisises in the world

- Economy of Poland in the interwar period

- Economy growth of the world after the Second World War

- Polish economy in the years period: 1945 – 1989

Bibliography:

1.Cameron R., Historia gospodarcza świata Warszawa 1995

2.Ciepielewski J., Kostrowicka I., Landau Z., Tomaszewski J., Dzieje gospodarcze świata do

1970r., Warszawa 1974

3.Tychże: Historia gospodarcza świata XIX i XX wieku.

2.State studies

The responsible person for the syllabus content: Dr A.Przychodzka

The goals of study:

The outline of countries functioning in the contemporary world with the emphasis on the rules of democratic system

The contents of study:

state defining, constitutive elements of state, features of state

The origin of state: ancient times, doctrines of Middle Ages, contemporary doctrines

Types of state: form of state, form of governments, political regime, territorial country system.System of state authority, state bodies, division of state bodies, goals of state bodies activity.Functions of state: state of law, branches of rights, rules of law

Relations: state – nation, the role of state in shaping of individual law status, relations between state and individual

Political authority, legitimization of political authority, authority division, authority functions, political authority fulfilment

Political society system, political doctrines, policy elements, needs and state affairs, policy

doctrines, policy process, policy relations

Policy determinants: ideology vs policy, law vs policy, economy vs policy, culture vs policy ethics vs policy.

Policy culture, cultural conditions of policy affairs in selected conception of culture, types and functions of policy culture, political culture vs.nation and its law principles.

Policy crisis Political elits, exclusivity and democracy, structure of elits, typology of elits.

Bibliography:

1.Ehrlich St., Podstawowe wiadomości o państwie, Warszawa 1950

2.Wprowadzenie do nauki o państwie i polityce, red Szmulik B., Zmigrodzki M., Lublin 2002 3.Zieliński E., Nauka o państwie i prawie, Warszawa 1999

4.Bankowicz J., Kulisy totalitaryzmu, Kraków 1995

5 Bullock A., Hitler i Stalin Zywoty równoległe, Warszawa 1994

6.Dubel L., Malarczyk J., Historia doktryn polityczno-prawnych, Lublin 1997

7.Filipowicz , O demokracji, Warszawa 1992

8.Fromm E., Ucieczka od wolności, Warszawa 1992

9.Gellner E., Narody i nacjonalizm, Warszawa 1991

10.Jamroz S., Demokracje współczesne, Białystok 1993

11.Kołakowski L., O władzy i o maxi sprawach, Kraków 1998

12.Marczewska-Rytko M., Populizm Teoria i praktyka polityczna, Lublin 1995

13.Robins R.S., Post J.M., Paranoja polityczna Psychopatologia nienawiści, Warszawa 1999

3.Economic geography

Responsible person for the syllabus contents: Prof Dr hab.L Shevchuk

Goals of study:

Showing dependance between a human and geographical environment

The contents of study:

research trends and functions of economic geography

Changes on an economic and political world map Geographical environment – its protection and shaping World population – demographical, economic and social structure

Migrations Settlement The role of agriculture in the world economy system

The problem of food supplies in the world Structure of industry and its changes

Transport – its character and development Growth of tourism in the world

Bibliography:

1.Skrzypczak W., Geografia ekonomiczna, Efekt, Warszawa 1996

2.Wrona J., Rek J (red), Podstawy geografii ekonomicznej, PWE, Warszawa 1997

3.Dobosiewicz Z., Olszewski T., Geografia ekonomiczna świata, PWE, Warszawa 1994

6.Physical Education

Responsible person for syllabus contents: Department of Physical Education

Goals of study:

Training or improving swimming skills, playing volleyball, basketball

Popularization recreational sports

The contents of study: Swimming Integrated exercises Volleyball.Basketball Tourism

II Basic subjects

Demand, supply, market Housekeeping Theory of consumer behaviour

Theory of manufacturing Competition and monopoly.Competitive equilibrium and elements of prosperity theory Alternative theories of enterprise Markets of factors production.Oligopoly Bibliography:

1.Begg D., Fischer S., Dornbusch R, Mikroekonomia, PWE Warszawa 1999, t.1

2.Gazda Z., Wstęp do ekonomii, Kielce 1999

3.Kamersczhen D., McKenzie R., Nordinelli C., Ekonomia, Gdańsk 1991

4.Laidler D., Estrin S., Wstęp do mikroekonomii, Warszawa 1991

2.Macroeconomics

Responsible person for the syllabus contents: Prof.dr hab.H.Pałaszewski

The goals of study:

Consolidation of theoretical knowledge and practical skills acquisition of basic tools of

macroeconomic analysis use

The contents of study:

National economy Global: demand, supply Macroeconomic equilibrium Social product, national income State budget, deficit and public debt

Money and bank system Money market Keynes macroeconomics and classical macroeconomics Trade course of the cycle and its deformation Inflation, unemployment Opened economy

External equlibrium Budgetary and monetary policy Stabilizing policy and IS-LM model Economic growth

Bibliography:

1 D Begg, S Fischer, R Dornbusch, Mikroekonomia, PWE Warszawa 1999, t.2

2 Milewski R., Elementarne zagadnienia ekonomii, Warszawa 2000

3 Kamerschen D., Mc Kenzie R., Nordinelli C., Ekonomia, Gdańsk 1991

4 Samuelson W.P., Nordhaus W., Ekonomia, T.II, Warszawa 1999

Responsible person for the syllabus content: Dr L.Zurawska, Dr B.Szał

The goals of study:

Basic conceptions and mathematical theorems, which are essential to understand the use of

mathematics in different fields of life and knowledge

Shaping skills of mathematical methods usage in the area of specified syllabus and using them in shaping different situations and economic occurences

Developing skills of precised view expression on the basis of mathematical conceptions, symbols and terms

The contents of study:

Variables of function and its economic usage (marginal calculus and extremes) Elements of whole calculus Introduction to differential calculus with the economic use Vector and matrix

calculation System of calculus and linear inequality – economic examples

Bibliography:

1.Dulewicz Z., Treliński G., zastosowanie matematyki w ekonomii WSBiP, Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski 1998 2.Grysa K., Zastosowanie matematyki w ekonomii, cz.I i cz.II Politechnika Świętokrzyska, Kielce 1996

3.Ostoja Ostaszewski A., Matematyka w ekonomii Modele i metody Wyd Nauk PWN 1996

4.Stanisz T., Zastosowanie matematyki w ekonomii, AE Kraków 1992

5.Piszczała J., Matematyka i jej zastosowania w naukach ekonomicznych, AE Poznań 1994

4.Statistics

Responsible person for the syllabus content: Dr B.Piasecka-Janowicz

The goals of study:

Theoretical knowledge and practical skills of statistic methods in analysis of economic and social occurences

The contents of syllabus:

Data and basic statistic norms.Variable random, basic norms of variable samples Rozkłady z prób

Intervals of confidence Statistic hypothesis testing

Statistic dimensions of correlation Analysis of dynamics Technics of samples random.

Design of statistic experiments

Bibliography:

1.Bąk I., Markiewicz I., Mojsiewicz M., Wawrzyniak K., Statystyka w zadaniach cz 1 i 2, Wydawnictwo Naukowo – Techniczne, Warszawa 2001

2.Jóźwiak J., Podgórski J., Statystyka od podstaw, W-wa 1998

3.Luszniewicz A., Słaby T., Statystyka stosowana, PWE 1997

4.Ostasiewicz S, Rusnak Z., Siedlecka W., Statystyka Elementy teorii i zadania, Wrocław 1999

5.Roczniki statystyczne GUS

6.Statystyka ogólna pod red M Woźniaka, AE Kraków 1994

7.Sobczyk M., Statystyka, PWN, W-wa 2001

8.Starzyńska W., Statystyka praktyczna, PWN Warszawa 2000

9.Zając K., Zarys metod statystycznych, W-wa 1999

5.Econometrics

Responsible person for the syllabus content: Prof.dr hab J.Jelejko

The goals of study:

Practical use of econometric tools to measure correlation between different economic values.The contents of study:

Descriptive econometric models Estimators, interval and punctual estimations Regression Single and multi-equation prognosis, based on single and multicalculus models Econometric analysis of demand, production, costs Principles of operational research: linear programs, typical optimum tasks, solutional algorisms, decision making in risky and uncertain conditions

Bibliography:

1.Badania operacyjne w przykładach i zadaniach, Praca zbiorowa pod red K Kukuły, Warszawa 1993.

2.Dziubdziela W., Ekonometria Materiały pomocnicze, Wydawnictwo Wyższej Szkoły Handlowej w Kielcach, Kielce 2000.

3.Nowak E., Zarys metod ekonometrii Zbór zadań, PWN, Warszawa 1994.

4.Welfe A., Ekonometria Metody i ich zastosowania, PWN, Warszawa 1998.

Computer equipment Software (basic, instrumental, usable)

Operational systems Text editors Spreadsheet Use of statistic packets

Forming and processing data base

Bibliography:

1.Krupa T., Rola informacji w kierowaniu przedsiębiorstwem, Warszawa 1998

2.Microsoft Windows – Microsoft Corporation 1994

3.Microsoft Word – poradnik użytkownika 1994

4.MSDOS 6.22 – Users Guide 1994, Warszawa 1995

5.Niedzielska E., Wstęp do informatyki, PWE, Warszawa 1993

Organization – goals and efficiency measures.

Strategies of organization management Strategic planning Organizational structures Organizational procedures People supervising Personnel management Styles of

management Organizational principles Reorganization Management of changes.

Bibliography:

1.Krupa T., Rola informacji w kierowaniu przedsiębiorstwem, Warszawa 1998

2.Microsoft Windows – Microsoft Corporation 1994

3.Microsoft Word – poradnik użytkownika 1994

4.MSDOS 6.22 – Users Guide 1994, Warszawa 1995

5.Niedzielska E., Wstęp do informatyki, PWE, Warszawa 1993

8 Law

Responsible person for syllabus content: Prof.dr hab P.Chmielnicki

The goals of study:

Basic assignment connected with law, especially such elements which are vital in economic turnovers

The contents of study:

System of legal norms against the background of other legal norm systems Types of law systems Basis of jurisprudence Law sources Legal professions Law subjects Domestic law system Legal liability

Bibliography:

1.Jabłonska – Bonca J., Podstawy prawa dla ekonomistów, Wydawnictwo LexisNexis, Warszawa 2002

2.Lewandowski S., Machińska H., Logika dla prawników, Wydawnictwo LexisNexis, Warszawa 2002

3.Nowacki J., Tobor Z., Wstęp do prawoznawstwa, Wydawnictwo Zakamycze, Kraków 2002

4.Zieliński M., Wykładnia prawa, Wydawnictwo LexisNexis, Warszawa 2002

9.Finance and banking

Responsible person for the syllabus content: Dr Z.Stamirowski

The goals of study:

Introduction to organization and range of activity of banking institutions

The contents of study:

Money – its role and forms Financial institutions Central bank and commercial banks Money policy Interest rate Credit ability Securities Banking risk

Bibliography:

1,S Bereza, Zarządzanie ryzykiem bankowym, Warszawa 1998

2.Kaźmierczuk A., Pieniądz i bank, Warszawa 1992

3.Herropolitańska I., Kredyty i gwarancje bankowe, Warszawa 1992

4.Kostro E., Zarządzanie ryzykiem bankowym, Warszawa 1990

5.Z Krzyźkiewicz, Podręcznik bankowości, Warszawa 1994

6Polskie prawo bankowe, L.Góral, M Karlikowska, K Koperkiewicz – Mordel, Warszawa 1996

7.Fedorowicz Z., Rynek pieniądza i rynek kapitału, Warszawa 1998

10.Accounting

Responsible person for the syllabus content: Dr M.Garstka

The goals of study:

Focusing on practical use of accounting instruments for economic situation analysis for an

individual item

The contents of study:

Law regulations and international accounting standards Rules and methods of accounting

Economic transactions and their impact on balance.Ballancing assets, liabilities Assets

valuation Balance-sheet Account of capital flow Analysis of economic effectivness and financial situation of the enterprise

3.Sawicki K., Kiziukiewicz T., Pałka M., Zmiany w rachunkowości od 2001 i 2002, EKSPERT Wrocław 2001

Responsible person for the syllabus content: Dr J.Sztaba

The goals of study:

Introducing assignment and skills neccessary for identification and correct way of understanding

of economic processes which take place in modern world, with emphasis on conditions analysis and ways of cooperation which go beyond barriers of different economic companies

The contents of study:

International economic flows, international trade theories and international flow of capital and working force migration Mechanism of international settlements and international payment equlibrium Foreign economic policy

Conception of a New Economic Deal ( Nowy Ład Ekonomiczny ).

4.Bożyk p., Gospodarka światowa, PWE, Warszawa 1991

III Field of study – Main subjects

1.Social policy

Responsible person for syllabus content: Dr L.Zakrzewski

The goals of study:

Introducing assignment related to development of contemporary social policy

The contents of study:

Defining of social policy Old-age insurance in case of disease or disability Unemployment and employment policy Education and culture Social welfare

Economic conditions and results of social policy Social patology occurences Social policy in the period of system transformation.

Bibliography:

1.Końtoch B., Szatur – Jaworska B., Potrzeby ludzkie i poziom życia w Polityce Społecznej, 1996

2.Polityka Społeczna Materiały do studiowania, pod Red Rajkiewicza A., Supińskiej J., Księżopolskiego M., Katowice 1998

3.Golonowska S., Polityka społeczna w latach 1994-1996, Raport IpiSS, Warszawa 1996

2 Methods of price evaluation for economic projects

Responsible person for the syllabus content: Dr T.Hadrowicz

The goals of study:

Practical use of selected methods for evaluation of effectivness of economic enterprises

The contents of study:

Selection and economic enterprises evaluation as an instrument of management and economic policy Accounting methods for measuring enterprise effectivness Financial analysis Analysis of social costs and benefits Price deformations and shadow prices of trade and no-trade goods Shadow prices: currency rate and working payment Social rate of discount Income divisions Cost of domestic resources Effective rate of protection

Bibliography:

1.Boczek Z., Opłacalność inwestowania w nieruchomości, SKS Sopot 1996

2.Boruń, Finanse firmy – instrumenty finansowe, Warszawa 1995

Dębski W., Wasilewski Z., Kredytowanie przedsięwzięć inwestycyjnych

3.Economic policy

Responsible person for the syllabus content: Dr M.Leszczyński, Dr A.Dybała

The goals of study:

Presentation of elements connected with contemporary economic policy Introduction of basic principles of economic policy and main notions which enable doing research on public economic activities on different levels; showing connection between economic policy and economics and other economic sciences; students should become familiar with using different documents and up-dated sources for research in the field of economic policy

The contents of study:

The notion and economic policy range Definitions and range of notion, economic policy science – subject and the method, economic policy functions in different policy systems Conditions, goals and economic policy domains: external and interior conditions, economic and social goals, social choices, state and market, macroeconomic and microeconomic policy Economic policy

instruments in the light of Keyne doctrine as well as neoclassical doctrine.

Selected economic policy domains: structural transformation policy, macroeconomic policy of state, monetary policy, budget state policy, industrial policy, policy of support for SMEs’, regional policy, outline of social-economic development of Poland in the period of system transformation.Bibliography:

1.N Acocella, Zasady polityki gospodarczej, wydawnictwo Naukowe PWN, Warszawa 2002

2.Balcerowicz L., Wolność i rozwój Ekonomika wolnego rynku, Kraków 1996

3.Baruh J., Nauka i technika w rozwoju gospodarczym, Lublin 1997

4.Berha M., Polska transformacja w perspektywie integracji europejskiej, Warszawa 1996

5.Bożyk P., Polityka gospodarcza Polski 1985-2000 PWSH, Warszawa 1995

6.Pociszewski T., Społeczno-gospodarcze problemy transformacji systemowej w Polsce, UMCS, Lublin 1995 7.B Winiarski (red), Polityka gospodarcza, Wydawnictwo Naukowe PWN, Warszawa 2000

8.Winiarski B., Polityka ekonomiczna, AE, Wrocław 1994

9.Materiały i publikacje bieżące wg zaleceń wykładowcy

4.History of economic thought

Responsible person for the syllabus contents Prof.dr hab.Z.Gazda

The goals of study:

Showing the role of history of economic thought in the social and economic sciences

The contents of study:

Preclassical economic thought Classical economics Historical school and American

institutionalism Neoinstitutionalism Socialistic thought Utopian socialism Marginal theories

(neoclassical, Austrian and mathematical schoolings) Keynesizm Liberal conceptions: currency, new classical economics, Neo-Austrian schooling, public choice theory Neo and Post-

Keynesizm Keynesizm in the 90s

Bibliography:

1.Heilbroner R.L., Wielcy ekonomiści Czasy – życie – idee, PWE, Warszawa 1993

2.Łukawer E., Z historii polskiej myśli ekonomicznej 1945 –1995., Olimpus, Warszawa 1996

3.Kowalik T., Historia ekonomii w Polsce 1864 – 1950, Ossolineum 1992

4.Landreth H., Colander D.C Historia myśli ekonomicznej PWN, Warszawa 1998

5.Mathematical economics

Responsible person for the syllabus contents Dr A.Mach

The goals of study:

Use of mathematical methods for description of economic facts

The contents of study:

Mathematical theory of demand Demand function Manufacturing theory Mathematical models

of enterprise Market models Models of general equlibrium General equlibrium and Pareto optimum Simple models of economic growth Models of a trade cycle Input and output as the types of models

Bibliography:

1.Chiang A.C., Podstawy ekonomii matematycznej, Warszawa 1994

2.Ciałowicz B., Ćwięczek I., Elementy ekonomii matematycznej z zadaniach, Wydawnictwo SFERA, 2000 3.Malawski A., Wprowadzenie do ekonomii matematycznej, Wydawnictwo AE w Krakowie, Kraków 1999

6.Forecasting and simulation

Responsible person for the syllabus content: Dr E.Zając

The goals of study:

Theoretical and practical (on the basis of chosen computer programe) acquintance with abilities of economic occurences analysis as well as forecasting

The contents of study:

Instruments, methods and techniques of doing linear and variant forecsting based on developing tendency method, causing and consecutive models, multiequational, econometrical and no-

econometrical

Bibliography:

1.Prognozowanie gospodarcze, Wrocław 1993

2.Dittman P., Metody prognozowania sprzedaży w przedsiębiorstwie, Wrocław 1998

3.Luszniewicz A., Słaby T., Statystyczne analizy z użyciem pakietu STATISTICA PL – sylabus VI – szeregi czasowe i prognozowanie, sylabus IV – Analiza wariancji i regresji, WSHP Warszawa 1999

7.Public finances

Responsible person for the syllabus content: Prof.dr hab P.Bury

The goals of study:

Introduction to basic (general) categories connected with public finances; revising theoretical knowledge and improving practical skills of acquainted assignment in the course of study

The contents of study:

The notion and range of public finances The role of public finances in contemporary market economy Budget and The Public Purse Unappropriated economy Public expenses and economic and social policy Public incomes, systematics Tax system Budget deficit and public debt Self-government budgets Sources for local needs financing

Bibliography:

1.Chechliński, Finansowanie świadczeń społecznych, Warszawa 1989

2.Denek E., Finanse publiczne, Warszawa 1995

3.Domaszewicz R., Finanse w gospodarce rynkowej, Kraków 1991

Gajek N., Finanse i gospodarka lokalna na świecie, Warszawa

IV Specializational subjects

1.System of public administration in Poland

Responsible person for the syllabus contents: Dr M.Leszczyński

The goals of study:

Focusing on public administration system and its functioning as the element of state functioning

on the example of Poland

The contents of study:

Administration as the state function System, organization and competences of public

administration Structure of regional public administration Public administration reforms

Bibliography:

1.Dolata S., Funkcjonowanie samorządu terytorialnego – doświadczenia i perspektywy, Opole 1998

2.Jełowicki M., Podstawy organizacji administracji publicznej, Warszawa 1998

3.Borodo A., Samorząd terytorialny – system prawno-finansowy, Warszawa 1997

2.Public law

Responsible person for the syllabus contents: Prof.dr.hab P.Chmielnicki

3.Labour market and employment policy

Responsible person for the syllabus contents: Dr A.Szydlik-Leszczyńska

The goals of study:

Presentation of contemporary labour market and different aspects of its functioning as well as possibility of interference in its development

The contents of study:

Features of contemporary deregulation of labour market Possibilities and the goals of labour

market policy Deregulation of labour market Characteristics of labour relations (employee –

employer) elements Forms of employment and flexibility of labour market Strategy of companies

and demand for jobs Collective systems Protection of labour relations (employer –employee)

Integration of labour market in the world

Bibliography:

1.Współczesne tendencje w zarządzaniu zasobami pracy, A.E Kraków 1997

2.Współczesne dylematy zatrudnienia, AE Poznań 1998

3.Wybrane instrumenty zarządzania kadrami w Polsce, AE, Poznań 1997

4.Chrobot A., Nowe formy zatrudnienia, PWN Warszawa 1997

4.Spatial policy with elements of ecology

Responsible person for the syllabus study: Prof.dr hab L Shevchuk

The goals of study:

Focusing on the problems of space in the description and explanation of social occurences The

most important notions and theories describing spatial society differentation and spatial aspects of

individual behaviours in different scales Students will also focus on problems of social sphere

structure, space perception, making spatial decisions, the significance of space and others.

The problems mentioned on the lecture can be applied to different aspects of social life and

psychological problems – social, political, and economic problems, tenses between cultures

civilizational transformations, etc Simultaneously, the processes and spatial-environmental interactions and occurences will be applied to special analysis and estimation

The assignment will also cover contemporary trends which shape new visions and development paradigmatisms based on respect to natural and cultural heritage

The contents of study:

Space in the perspective of different domains of social sciences and different methodoligical orientations Structure of social space: notions of space, region, space-time, spatial net, spatial hierarchy, limits, spatial barriers and others Human being and natural environment – spatial perspective Cultural differentations of space – history and social geography Quantitative and qualitative analysis of social space Spatial mechanisms of social processes: contentration, spatial segregation

Social space of a big city and its transformations Social space of a countryside and small towns (local communities) Spatial differentations of social inequalities Spatial decisions-making I (theory of location, spatial diffusion of innovation and information, migrations, regional policy) Perception of space I – mental maps and their structure, space perception of city, perception of

distance Perception of space II – presentation of regions, spatial prefferences, creating region

4 Z Niewiadomski (red) Ustawa o planowaniu i zagospodarowaniu przestrzennym: Komentarz: Stan prawny

na dzień 1 czerwca 2004 r Wyd C.H.Beck, Warszawa 2004

5.Strategies of regional and local development

Responsible person for the syllabus contents: Dr M.Leszczyński

The goals of study:

Identification and correct understanding social-economic processes appearing in regional and local schemes of contemporary world with the aim of creating visions and missions of the region

The contents of study :

Strategic management and development of regions Goals of regional development Strong and weak points in a region Tasks and regional policy subjects

Competitivness of regions Regional policy of the European Union Financing of regional

development Strategies of regional development, its initiation and monitoring.

Bibliography:

1 Gilowska Z., Gorzelak G., Jałowiecki B., Sobczak K., Kierunki polityki regionalnej Polski, Uniwersytet Warszawski, „Studia Regionalne i Lokalne” nr 24, Warszawa 1998

2.Winiarski B., Polityka regionalna – kierunki i instrumenty, AE Wrocław 1994

3.Programowanie rozwoju regionalnego Poradnik dla samorządów województwa, MSAP AE

w Krakowie, Ministerstwo gospodarki, Kraków 1999

4.Strategia rozwoju Polski do roku 2020 Synteza, Komitet Prognoz „Polska 2000 plus” przy Prezydium PAN, Warszawa 2000

6.Basis of social-economic integration

Responsible person for the syllabus contents: Dr L Kubiak

The goals of study:

Theory of international economic integration, analysis of integrational groups in the world

economy, characteristics of goals, causes, conditions, models and integrational mechanisms, examples of integrational processes in the European Union

The contents of study:

The essence of international economic integration, basic notions and structures; goals (political, economic, social) and conditions(geographical-infrastructurall, economic and non-economic) economic integration; models and mechanisms of economic integration; institutional forms of economic integration; contemporary integrational groups in the world economy The European Union – genesis, institutional system, financing, intensifying processes of economic integration, examples of common policies Poland vs economic integration in EU.

Bibliography:

1 Paweł Bożyk, Józef Misala, Integracja ekonomiczna PWE Warszawa 2003.

2 Unia Europejska Podręcznik akademicki Wyd Naukowe PWN Warszawa 2003.

7.Regional policy in Europe

Responsible person for the syllabus contents: Dr K.Szołek

The goals of study:

Presentation of problems related to regionalisation, its goals and instruments used in programming

of regional development

The contents of study:

Principles of economic regional theory The problem and aspects of regional development

Measures of regional development Strategic goals of regional policy.Subjects and instruments of regional policy Regional policy in EU Programming of regional economic development

Bibliography:

1Kudłacz T., Programowanie rozwoju regionalnego, PWN Warszawa 1999

2.Prusek A., Strategia rozwoju regionów w warunkach gospodarki rynkowej, Secesja Kraków 1995

3.Szymla Z., Determinanty rozwoju regionalnego, Ossolineum, Wrocław 2000

4.Zarys polityki ekonomicznej, praca zbiorowa pod red Fajferka A., AE Kraków 1992

8.Territorial marketing

Responsible person for the syllabus contents: Dr A.Batko

The goals of study:

Preparing students to make steps which may enlarge competition of firms and institutions and non-profit organizations on the market in the conditions of increasing global processes Showing

the usefulness of marketing research for the analysis of spatial process needs and occurences

appearing on the market

The contents of study:

Marketing challenges on the verge of the 21st century (changes in the world economy, social critics

of marketing, social policy rules with regard to territorial marketing) Means of territorial

marketing strategy (elements of territorial product, promotional activities of territorial individual

units, price and costs of service competing, channels of reaching new consumers) Methods of research for territorial marketing needs (range of research, sources of getting information, variety

of methods and their use) Use of Internet in commune (virtualization as the element of commune

development policy, telework, virtual education).

Bibliography:

1 Ph Kotler, G.Amstrong, J Saunders, V Wong: Marketing – podręcznik europejski PWE, Warszawa 2002, rozdz 2 i 7.

2 S Kaczmarczyk : Badania marketingowe – metody i techniki PWE Warszawa 2002, rozdz 4.

3 R Głowacki, J Kramer, L Żabiński: Analiza rynku PWE Warszawa 1981 rozdz 5.

4 B Bishop: Marketing globalny ery cyfrowej PWE Warszawa 2001

9.Economics of communal enterprise

Responsible person for the syllabus contents: Dr J Strzelec

The goals of study:

Showing the peculiar character of communal enterprise activity with refference to territorial autonomy functioning

The contents of study:

The notion, problem, tasks of territorial autonomy Budget of regional self-government’s

individual in Poland Economy of communal property Organizational and legal forms and the rules of financial economy of subjects in a public sector Financial rules of communal enterprise economy

Bibliography:

1 Bednarski L., Analiza finansowa w przedsiębiorstwie, PWN Warszawa 2000

2.Owsiak S., Finanse publiczne, PWN Warszawa 1999

3.Ustawa z dnia 26.11.1998r o finansach publicznych (Dz U Nr 155, poz 1014)

4.Ustawa z dnia 26 11 1998 r o dochodach jednostek samorządu terytorialnego (dz U Nr 150, poz 983)

10.Small and medium-sized enterprises in the regional development

Responsible person for the syllabus contents: Prof dr hab J Sikorski

11.Economics of cities and metropolitan areas

Responsible person for the syllabus contents: Prof.dr hab J Kot

The goals of study:

Contemporary conditions of social-economic globalizational processes Global economy and competition Knowledge as the factor of development and economic growth Processes of

development in territorial individual units (central areas, suburban and marginal)

The contents of study:

Urbanization – history and the present day Goals and factors of city and metropolitan areas development City as system of functions, information, environment Price of land, absolute

pension, differential pension I and II, builder’s pension Factors which differentiate price of land

in territorial individual units and between them Spatial functioning of economic individual units

and population

Costs of city and metropolitan areas development, factors which make them differentiated

Methods used in analysis of location of production Planning methods of settlement units

development Management in territorial units Planning and strategic management in territorial units – regional and local strategies of development – aspects of elaboration and implementation

Rules of regional and local development policy Features of decision making situations

Bibliography:

1.Red Danuta Stawasz ,,,Ekonomiczno — organizacyjne uwarunkowania rozwoju regionu teoria

i praktyka” , Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego, 2004

2.Red E1żbi eta Sobezak , ,, Gospodarka lokalna w teorii i w praktyce”, Wydawnictwo Akademii Ekonomicznej

im Qskara Langego we Wrocławiu , 2001

3.Tadeusz Markowski, ,, Zarządzanie rozwojem miast”, Wydawnictwo Naukowe PWN, 1999

4.Janusz Kot, ,,Zarządzanie rozwojem gmin a praktyka planowania strategicznego”, Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego, 2003

5.Domańiski R., Gospodarka przestrzenna, PWN, Warszawa 1993

6.Kudlacz T., Programowanie rozwoju regionalnego, PWN, Warszawa 1999

7.Regulski J., Planowanie miast, PWE, Warszawa 1986

8.Stawasz D., Współczesne uwarunkowania rozwoju polskich regionów, Wyd Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego, Łódź 2000

12 Determinants of regional development

Responsible person for the syllabus contents: Dr J Strzelec

The goals of study:

The subject gives up-dated information on problems of regions development programming, regional policy of European Union and its conformation in Poland, problems of regional

competition

The essence of the lectures is the presentation of EU agenda documents, the Polish government,

local governments of province and publication of thesis which are connected with

above-mentioned issues

During lectures, students will also stand an opportunity to see interesting projects analysis and actions taken by Poland and other members of the EU to intensify regional competition

Moreover, the students will be acknowledged with procedures of getting help from EU funds by

different subjects of regional policy.

The contents of study: