Małgorzata Dworakowska-Raj

Dr. Małgorzata Dworakowska-Raj serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Philosophy at the Collegium of Socio-Economics, SGH Warsaw School of Economics. Her academic career focuses on public finance within the context of local government operations in Poland. She contributes to the university's educational mission through teaching microeconomics and macroeconomics courses, while conducting research on financial management in territorial self-government units across various economic conditions.

Dr. Dworakowska-Raj earned her PhD in Economic Sciences with a specialization in finance, defending with distinction her dissertation titled "Conditioning of investment activity in cities on poviat status in Poland." Her research trajectory has consistently focused on the financial mechanisms governing local government units in Poland, examining how these entities manage budgets, handle investments, and maintain financial stability.

Her primary research interests center on public finance and public financial systems, with particular emphasis on financial management in territorial self-government units. Dr. Dworakowska-Raj investigates how local governments manage their budgets, handle investments, and maintain financial stability within changing economic environments. Her work often examines the relationship between EU funding absorption and local government revenue structures, as well as the constraints that affect municipal investment activities. She has made significant contributions to understanding how Polish local governments navigate fiscal challenges while fulfilling their public service mandates.

Analysis of Dr. Dworakowska-Raj's publication record from 2015-2021 reveals a consistent focus on local government finance in Poland. Her research demonstrates evolving attention to how territorial self-government units manage investments, handle debt, and maintain financial stability amidst economic changes. A notable trend shows increasing examination of EU fund absorption's impact on local government budgets, reflecting Poland's integration into European financial structures. Her work bridges theoretical public finance concepts with practical governance challenges faced by Polish municipalities.

Dr. Dworakowska-Raj's teaching responsibilities include courses in microeconomics, macroeconomics, public finance, and municipal budgeting. The specific courses she teaches include Municipal Budget (233060-1488), Public Finance (120210-1488), Macroeconomics I (110460-1488), Microeconomics I (110500-1488), and City Financial Management (232200-1488). While specific grant information isn't detailed in available sources, her extensive research output suggests engagement with projects related to local government finance and EU funding mechanisms in Poland.