Yevhen Revtiuk

Dr. hab. inż. Yevhen Revtiuk is an academic staff member at the Poznań University of Technology, specifically within the Faculty of Management Engineering and the Institute of Management and Information Systems. His research focuses on management studies, particularly in the context of Ukrainian politics, crisis management, and economic development.

Dr. Revtiuk's primary research interests include:

• Crisis management and community resilience, particularly in the Ukrainian context
• Political movements and institutional trust in Ukraine
• Small and micro enterprise development in Ukrainian regions
• Ethical policy management in higher education institutions
• Human capital management and development
• Management communication, with a focus on Polish-Ukrainian terminology

His recent work has been particularly focused on Ukraine's response to crises, including the 2022-2024 period of conflict, examining how community resilience approaches can be implemented in crisis management systems. He has also conducted significant research on the Euromaidan movement and its political aftermath, using field theory to understand why a political party directly emerging from this movement never formed.

Dr. Revtiuk's publications demonstrate a strong interdisciplinary approach, bridging political science, management studies, and economics, with a particular regional focus on Ukraine. His work often examines the intersection of institutional structures, economic development, and social dynamics in transitional contexts.

As evidenced by his bilingual publications and terminological work, Dr. Revtiuk actively contributes to Polish-Ukrainian academic collaboration and knowledge exchange.