Bartosz Jóźwik

Dr. hab. Bartosz Jóźwik, Professor at the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin, is affiliated with the Department of International Economics within the Faculty of Social Sciences. His work bridges academic research and policy analysis, focusing on economic development, convergence, and environmental sustainability.

• University: John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin
• School: Faculty of Social Sciences
• Department: Department of International Economics

Research Interests: Bartosz Jóźwik specializes in economic convergence, international trade dynamics, and environmental economics. His studies on the environmental Kuznets curve, foreign direct investment (FDI), and the interplay between religiosity and economic growth offer critical insights into sustainable development and policy design in Europe and Asia.

Recent Publications (2012-2024): His work spans topics like CO2 emissions from Chinese FDI, nuclear energy's role in sustainability, and ICT adoption in regional enterprises. Key trends include analyzing energy policies, trade openness, and environmental tax impacts across Central/Eastern Europe and South Asia.

Scientific Awards:

• 2016: Dekaban-Liddle Senior Fellowship

Conference Contributions: He has organized and presented at multiple International Conferences on Global and Regional Challenges, addressing themes like urbanization's environmental effects and renewable energy policies.

Advising: Promotes bachelor's and master's theses on topics such as economic security in EU countries, impact of the euro introduction, and globalization effects on trade, with a focus on Central/Eastern Europe and emerging economies.