Anna Mizak

Anna Mizak serves as Assistant Professor in the Department of Finance and Accounting within the Faculty of Social Sciences at John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin (Poland). Her institutional affiliation includes the Institute of Economics and Finance, where she conducts research on regional fiscal systems and public sector accounting.

Her research spans regional finance dynamics, municipal accounting practices, and socio-economic impact assessment, with particular focus on Polish administrative units including voivodeships and communes. Recent work examines pandemic-related fiscal interventions, EU fund utilization, and church financing systems through comparative analysis.

Analysis of her 12 publications (2018-2025) reveals concentrated expertise in

• Regional financial condition assessment methodologies
• Municipal budgetary sustainability frameworks
• Socio-economic potential metrics for territorial units
• Statistical modeling of fiscal risks

Her work frequently employs longitudinal comparisons (e.g., 2010 vs 2019) and typological classification approaches.

Professional activities include

• Contractor role in EU-funded Social Services Center project (Operational Programme Knowledge–Education–Development 2014-2020)
• Principal investigator for Wieniawa Commune social services needs assessment
• Conference organization including "What to invest in to avoid going bankrupt" and "Prospects of cashless payments in Poland"

She has contributed to the Encyclopedia of the 100th anniversary of the Catholic University of Lublin (2018) covering Economics Section and Institute of Economics and Management topics.