Jakub Skibiński

Jakub Skibiński is a Lecturer at the Department of Spatial Management within the Institute of Socio-Economic Geography and Spatial Management at Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin's Faculty of Earth Sciences and Spatial Management. He holds a Master's degree in Spatial Management from the same university and maintains regular office hours for students during academic semesters.

His research focuses on spatial planning, local and regional development, cross-border areas, geographic information systems, and transport. His work frequently examines the unique dynamics of border regions, particularly the Roztocze Euroregion, and investigates how tourism functions as both an economic development driver and a spatial planning challenge in rural and spa communities across southeastern Poland.

Dr. Skibiński's publication record demonstrates a consistent scholarly trajectory centered on functional connections in border areas, landscape perception during extraordinary circumstances like the pandemic, geopark development, and spatial policy frameworks. His empirical studies from Polish borderlands bridge theoretical spatial planning concepts with practical regional development applications.

According to UMCS documentation, his scholarly output has earned a total ministerial score of 40, reflecting his contributions to geography and spatial planning literature. His research shows particular expertise in cross-border cooperation, Euroregion development, and the application of geographic information systems to regional planning challenges.