Aleksandra Kania

Aleksandra Kania is an Assistant Professor at the Department of International Competitiveness, part of the Institute of International Business and Economics at the University of Economics in Poznan, Poland. Her research focuses on crisis management, organizational resilience, global economic policies, and regional development, with a particular emphasis on post-pandemic recovery and Brexit impacts. She has authored over 32 publications and supervised 1 student.

Her work explores topics such as refugee integration, corporate adaptability in crises, and the role of innovation clusters in regional competitiveness. She has participated in 4 research projects and contributed to 17 professional activities, including policy analyses and cross-border economic studies. Kania holds a Doctorate (2017) and has been recognized for her contributions to academic and policy-oriented research.

Key areas of expertise include:

• Economic Policy: EU policies, Brexit implications, and crisis management strategies.
• Regional Development: Innovation clusters, competitiveness frameworks, and spatial economics.
• Educational Technology: Teaching practices in international business and entrepreneurship using advanced tools.

Her recent work highlights the intersection of global crises (e.g., COVID-19, Ukrainian refugee influx) with organizational resilience and policy responses.