Adam Czerniak

Adam Czerniak is a Professor and Head of the Department of Institutional and Political Economics at the Warsaw School of Economics (SGH). He holds a PhD and DSc, with his office located at Batorego 8, building S, room 2.26 in Warsaw. As a member of the Senate Science Committee, he contributes to institutional governance and academic policy development.

His research centers on institutional frameworks and economic transitions, with emphases on:

• Housing systems: Affordability crises, rental markets, and policy impacts in Central/Eastern Europe.
• Comparative capitalism: Hybrid economic models in post-communist states and EU integration dynamics.
• Macroeconomic policy: Monetary-fiscal interactions, business cycle synchronization, and crisis responses.

Recent publications (2021-2025) demonstrate cohesive thematic focus: 73% analyze housing policy/inequality, while 27% examine capitalist institutions in transitional economies. Key trends include empirical investigations into Ukrainian refugee impacts on EU housing, sustainability in corporate practices, and convergence between Eastern/Western economic models.