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SESJA WIRTUALNA
Economic and Environmental Aspects of Transport and Logistics
Paneliści:
prof. dr hab. Juliusz Engelhardt, dr inż. Damian Bonk – The Defensive Importance of Rail Transport in the Context of Contemporary Military Threats – Poland, the Baltic States, Finland
dr Paweł Mieczan – The use of INCOTERMS by polish exporters of processed food products before and after the COVID-19 Pandemic
dr Sylwia Kowalska, dr Agnieszka Gozdek – A Geographic Information System (GIS)-based Model for Minimizing CO₂ Emissions in Heavy Goods Vehicle Routing
dr Bartosz Pilecki, dr Elżbieta Szaruga – The Impact of Electromobility Development on the Transformation of the Power Sector and the Achievement of Environmental Goals in the Decarbonization Process
dr Barbara Czerniachowicz, dr Izabela Auguściak, dr Giuseppe Lanfranchi – Organizational Adaptability in the Era of Industry 4.0: The Role of AI-Driven HRM, Intrapreneurship, Demand Management, and Marketing-Logistics Integration
dr hab. Anna Tokarz-Kocik, prof. US, dr Agnieszka Malkowska, dr Arkadiusz Malkowski, dr Selma Vidimlić – Apparent or Genuine Decarbonization? Manifestations, Mechanisms, and Perceptions of Greenwashing in the Transport and Logistics Sector
dr Marta Sidorkiewicz, dr Anna Gardzińska – Implementing the principles of regenerative tourism in creating place value. A case study of year-round wine tourism products in the ReTour project
dr inż. Arkadiusz Drewnowski – Rail transport in Poland in the context of environmental protection: existing solutions and future directions
dr Paulina Dąbrosz-Drewnowska – Innovative environmental solutions in french railways: a benchmarking analysis
dr Agnieszka Kwarcińska – Activities of TSL sector enterprises in implementing CSR principles: The ethical and employee-related context
dr hab. Tomasz Kwarciński, prof. US – A comparative analysis of propulsion systems in public transport buses in the context of transport decarbonisation policy. A case study of the SPAK company in Szczecin
dr inż. Mariusz Sowa, dr inż. Katarzyna Kędzierska – Resource Dependencies and Recovery Priorities in Ensuring Critical Process Continuity: A Case Study of a Manufacturing Enterprise
dr Jarosław Jaworski – Grid Connection Capacity Constraints as a Barrier to Renewable Energy Deployment in Poland: Evidence from West Pomerania
dr hab. Michał Pluciński, prof. US, dr Elżbieta Szaruga, dr hab. Iza Kotowska, prof. PM, dr hab. Ernest Czermański, prof. UG, dr hab. Aneta Oniszczuk, prof. UG – Resilience of Port Economies in Sustainable Development: A Strategic Framework Based on Inter-Port Cargo Flow Instability
dr inż. Magdalena Malinowska, Paweł Troczyński, Bartosz Marciniak – Integrated facility management information systems for energy management: environmental and economic implications
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