Wojciech Kisiała

Wojciech Kisiała is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Spatial and Environmental Economics, Institute of Informatics and Quantitative Economics, Poznań University of Economics and Business. His research focuses on spatial econometrics, regional development, and the socioeconomic impacts of EU policy, with particular expertise in car ownership dynamics, regional inequalities, and public health accessibility.

• Academic Role: Assistant Professor, Spatial and Environmental Economics
• Institution: Poznań University of Economics and Business

Research Interests: Specializing in spatial econometric modeling, Dr. Kisiała examines the interplay between EU structural funds and regional growth, car ownership determinants, and urban poverty patterns. His work frequently employs GIS tools and spatial regression to address policy-relevant questions in Central and Eastern Europe.

Recent Trends in Publications: Recent works analyze 2025 EU cohesion policy effectiveness, 2024 carsharing adoption, and 2023 local innovation-driven development. Studies consistently apply spatial modeling to evaluate policy interventions and market behaviors.

• Key Collaborations: Tadeusz Stryjakiewicz, Bartosz Stepinski, Katarzyna Suszyńska
• Current Projects: EU regional fund absorption, spatial diffusion of innovations, urban sustainability