Magdalena Stawicka

Magdalena Stawicka is a Professor at the Department of Macroeconomics, Wrocław University of Economics. As the Manager of the ECONOMICS program, she oversees academic and administrative aspects of the program. Her research focuses on international economics, foreign direct investment (FDI), public policy, economic convergence, cryptocurrency regulations, and globalization impacts. She has authored numerous articles analyzing FDI determinants, technology parks, regional policy, and the effects of economic crises on investment patterns. Her work frequently addresses Poland's integration into global and European economic systems, emphasizing competitiveness and policy effectiveness.

Her research interests span FDI location choices, cryptocurrency regulatory frameworks, and the role of technology parks in fostering innovation. She has explored how economic transformation and globalization influence corporate strategies and regional development. Notable contributions include studies on post-2008 crisis recovery, CEE countries' investment trends, and the effectiveness of public incentives for attracting FDI.

Her articles highlight trends such as the growing importance of cryptocurrency regulation, the persistence of country-specific FDI determinants, and the evolving role of technology parks in knowledge-based economies. While no formal awards are listed, her prolific publication record underscores her academic influence. She is actively involved in academic governance and advises on regional economic strategies.