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Head of the Regional Policy and European Integration Research Unit
Chairman of the
Scientific Council of Instytut Wielkopolski
Member of
Scientific Councils of the AMU Faculty of Geographical and Geological Sciences
and of the Institute of Geography and Spatial
Organisation,
Polish Academy of Sciences in Warsaw
Member of the
Committee of Geographical Sciences, Polish Academy of Science
Editor of “Quaestiones Geographicae”, Series B
M.A. (with
honours):
1977, AMU Poznań,
Master
thesis:
Location factors and spatial structure of the sugar, potato, spirit and yeast
industry in the Poznań voivodeship
PhD: 1986, AMU Poznań,
PhD thesis: Factors of location and functioning of the food-processing industry and its spatial structure in the Poznań region, Wyd. Naukowe UAM, Poznań
Post-doctoral dissertation – 'habilitacja': 2000, AMU Poznań
Spatial adaptation of industry in Poland in the conditions of transformation,
Wyd. Naukowe UAM, Poznań
Research interests:
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location and
spatial organisation of economic activity;
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processes of
globalisation and socio-economic transformation and their impact on regional and
local development;
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innovativeness
of the economy, its conditions and spatial differences; regional innovation
strategies;
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regional policy
and challenges of the knowledge-based economy;
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the
development of the creative sector in European metropolitan regions (ACRE
project);
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shrinking cities
and their regeneration strategies (COST project);
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regional
cooperation in the Polish-German border area (SEICOP project).
Main
publications:
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Stryjakiewicz T.,
2005. Contrasting Experiences with Bussiness Networking in a Transition
Economy: The Case of Poland. [In:] Linking Industries Across the World.
Processes of Global Networking, Alvstam C. G., Schamp E.W. (red.), Ashgate,
Aldershot: p. 197-219.
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Churski P., Stryjakiewicz T., 2006.
New experiences of Polish regional policy in the first
years of membership in the European Union, Quaestiones Geographicae, Series
B, vol. 25, p. 17-28.
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Stryjakiewicz T.,
2007. La nouvelle géographie de la Pologne dans le contexte de la transition
économique et sociale et de l'élargissement de l'Union européenne.
L'information géographique, 71, p. 100-120.
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Stryjakiewicz T.,
Kaczmarek T., Męczyński M., Parysek J.J., Stachowiak K., 2007.
Poznań faces the future. Pathways to creative and
knowledge-based regions. AMIDSt (Amsterdam institute for Metropolitan and
International Development Studies), Amsterdam.
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Stryjakiewicz T.,
2008. GlaxoSmithKline Regional and local networking in post-communist
economy. [In:] International business geography. Case studies of corporate
firms, Pellenbarg P., Wever E. (red.), Routledge Taylor and Francis Group,
Oxon, p. 260-275.
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Stryjakiewicz, T., Grzywińska E., Kaczmarek, T.,
Męczyński, M., Parysek, J.J., Stachowiak, K., 2008.
Poznań welcomes talents. Understanding the attractiveness of the
metropolitan region for creative knowledge workers. Amsterdam,
Amsterdam Institute for
Metropolitan and International Development Studies.
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Jaroszewska E., Stryjakiewicz T. 2009. Lokalizacja
obiektów biurowych w Poznaniu. Poznań. Bogucki Wydawnictwo Naukowe.
Scholarships and fellowships:
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Johann Wolfgang Goethe University, Frankfurt am Main (6 months) - 1991
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School of Slavonic and East European Studies, University of London (12 months) - 1998
Contact:
tel. (+48 61) 829 61 66
e-mail: tadek@amu.edu.pl
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