wtorek, 25 lutego 2020

Number 137

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Foreword ………………………………………………………………………………….
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1. Janusz ADAMCZYK, Mirosław GULBA, Michał SĄSIADEK, Wojciech BABIRECKI, Małgorzata ŚLIWA, Michał OCIEPA – Rubber waste management ……………………………………………………………
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2. Michał BUSZKO, Dorota KRUPA, Malwina CHOJNACKA – Why young people do not use bank products – the case of Poland ………………………………...
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3. Piotr DZIWIŃSKI – Managing intangible assets in the gaming industry enterprise ..
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4. Piotr GRUDOWSKI, Małgorzata Z. WIŚNIEWSKA – Lean management in higher education institutions. How to begin? ………………………………………
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5. Katarzyna JOACHIMIAK-LECHMAN, Anna LEWANDOWSKA, Alina MATUSZAK-FLEJSZMAN – Life cycle-based classification as a simplified approach for improving the environmental impact of products ………………………
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6. Paulina JURGIEWICZ – Analysis of charges for the unloading of oil residues from sea-going ships to port reception equipment on selected examples …………………..
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7. Ryszard MARSZOWSKI – Dual education system in a knowledge-based economy ..
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8. Mateusz MIERZEJEWSKI, Jakub GARNCARZ – Impact of exchange rates and oil prices on the valuation of companies from the TSL sector …………………...
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9. Mateusz MIERZEJEWSKI, Martyna ŻAK – Concept of social responsibility as an instrument of stabilising the macroeconomic situation of enterprises …………..
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10. Regina Zsuzsánna REICHER – Brainbay centre – responsibility from two sides ….
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11. Artur SWIERCZEK – Using the concept of embeddedness to theorise the resource-based competitive advantage of triadic supply chains with a structural hole …………
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12. Aleksandra SYRYT, Agnieszka KLIMSKA – Ethical and legal conditions of sustainable development – the perspective of primary EU law and the case law of the court of justice of the European Union in matters of environmental protection
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13. Małgorzata SZTORC – Strategic choices of family hotel enterprises as a part of the development strategy …………………………………………………………...
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14. Jacek WITKOWSKI – The engagement of commune self-governments in the functioning of legal forms of environmental protection by the example of selected communes in the Lubelskie voivodship …………………………………..
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15. Radosław WOLNIAK – Planning in ISO 9001:2015 ………………………………..
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16. Radosław WOLNIAK – Support in ISO 9001:2015 ………………………………...
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17. Marcin WYSKWARSKI – Business intelligence – publication analysis using the R language ………………………………………………………………………...
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18. Agnieszka ZIERNICKA-WOJTASZEK, Karol KRÓL, Dariusz ZDONEK – Valorisation of a district area for tourism and recreation – a case study ……………...
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piątek, 14 lutego 2020

WYZWANIA I UWARUNKOWANIA ZARZĄDZANIA INTELIGENTNYMI MIASTAMI

 red. Izabela JONEK-KOWALSKA
Wydawnictwo Politechniki Śląskiej, Gliwice, 2019.


WSTĘP…………………………………………………………………………………...
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SMART CITY JAKO OBSZAR WYZWAŃ EDUKACYJNYCH
Jan Kaźmierczak……………………………………………………………….….....
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HOLISTYCZNE PODEJŚCIE DO ROZWOJU INTELIGENTNYCH MIAST
Izabela Jonek-Kowalska, Radosław Wolniak ……………………………………......
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SPOŁECZNY WYMIAR SMART CITY Aleksandra Kuzior, Bartosz Sobotka………………………………………………...
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ROLA OPINII MIESZKAŃCÓW ZABRZA W ZARZĄDZANIU ŚRODOWISKIEM MIEJSKIM
Jolanta Ignac-Nowicka)…………………………………………………………...…
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WYZWANIA STOJĄCE PRZED PRZEDSIĘBIORSTWAMI DOSTARCZAJĄCYMI ROZWIĄZANIA PRODUKTOWO-USŁUGOWE DLA SMART CITY
Mirosław Matusek ………………………………………………………………….
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ROZWÓJ INTELIGENTNYCH MIAST W POLSCE W KONTEKŚCIE NIEZRÓWNOWAŻONYCH BUDŻETÓW JEDNOSTEK SAMORZĄDU TERYTORIALNEGO
Izabela Jonek-Kowalska……………………………………………………………...
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TWORZENIE WARUNKÓW DLA ROZWOJU SMART METROPOLII Karolina Mucha-Kuś, Krzysztof Zamasz, Seweryn Tchórzewski…………….
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WYKORZYSTANIE NORMY ISO 37120 DO ZARZĄDZANIA JAKOŚCIĄ ŻYCIA W MIEŚCIE
Radosław Wolniak…………………………………………………………………...
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ZAKOŃCZENIE ……………………………….……………………………………...
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sobota, 8 lutego 2020

Contemporary management in extractive industries - multidimensional and practical approach

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Contemporary management in extractive industries - multidimensional and practical approach
edited by Izabela JONEK-KOWALSKA
Wydawnictwo Politechniki Śląskiej, Gliwice, 2019.

CONTENTS FOREWORD…………………………………………………………………………….
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Part I.
ASSESSMENT OF COMPETITIVENESS IN EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRIES: METHODS OF MEASUREMENT AND STRENGTHENING TOOLS…………………………………………….
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Comparative analysis of competitive advantages of Russian fertilizer companies
(Diana DMITRIEVA, Andrzej KRASLAWSKI, Alina ILINOVA)………....
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Gap-analysis of the Russian federation coal industry
(Yurii VASILEV)……………………………………………………………..
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The competitive edge of the knowledge management system in the organizational capital of an industrial company
(Tatyana PONOMARENKO, Izabela JONEK-KOWALSKA, Oksana MARININA)………………………………………………………..
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Development of a methodology for assessing the effectiveness of arctic LNG projects based on the specifics of their implementation
(Olga EVSEEVA, Alexey CHEREPOVITSYN)……………………………..
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Sources of value creation of a mining enterprise
(Jolanta BIJAŃSKA, Krzysztof WODARSKI)……………………………....
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Remedial restructuring as a way to extend the final stage of an enterprise based on the example of Polish hard coal mining
(Izabela JONEK-KOWALSKA)………………………………………………
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Part II.
IMPROVEMENT OF PRODUCTIVITY IN EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRIES WITH THE USE OF ORGANIZATIONAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL METHODS……………………………………..…
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Consolidation in the hard coal mining sector: case study
(Marta PODOBIŃSKA-STANIEC, Patrycja BĄK)……………………..…
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Parallax effect in research on community of practice
(Jacek BENDKOWSKI)…………………………………………………...….
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The optimal structure of coal output in a group of collieries
(Adam GUMIŃSKI, Adam BOSOWSKI)………………………………..….
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Studying of the impact of calcium synthetic silicates and hydrated silicates structure on sorption processes
(Alyona KUZHAEVA, Natalia DZHEVAGA, Igor BERLINSKII)………....
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Removal and separation of lanthanides in polycomponent systems by ion flotation method
(Natalia DZHEVAGA, Olga LOBACHEVA)…………………………..…..
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Mining output stream rate in the function of probability – calculations scheme for bidirectional shearer cutting
(Ryszard SNOPKOWSKI, Marta SUKIENNIK, Aneta NAPIERAJ)……...
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Theory of inventory management with a view of stochastic models (Barbora FRANKOVÁ, Vojtěch MEIER)…………………………………....
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Part III.
SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF MANAGEMENT IN EXTRACTIVE INDUSTRIES………………..…
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The Corporate Social Responsibility practices in Australian mining sector
(Radosław WOLNIAK)………………………………………….…………...
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The relationship between indicators of non-financial reporting of polish companies
(Marta PODOBIŃSKA-STANIEC)…………………………….…………..
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Management of social infrastructure objects of the mining companies on newly-developed territories
(Marina NEVSKAYA, Tatiana PONOMARENKO, Tatiana KOSOVTZEVA)……………………………………..………….......
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http://dx.doi.org/10.29119/mon.2019.1.16
17.The issues related to occupational health and safety culture in the mining industry
(Patrycja BĄK, Marta SUKIENNIK, Mariusz KAPUSTA)……..…………
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Survey of staffing needs to implement projects on the Arctic Shelf
(Alexey FADEEV, Anna TSVETKOVA, Alexey CHEREPOVITSYN)...…
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http://dx.doi.org/10.29119/mon.2019.1.18
19.Perception of environmental responsibility and risks in oil and gas industry in Russia
(Iuliia GOMAN, Olga KOCHERGINA)…………………..……………….
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