http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12182/174 2026-04-05T18:31:27Z http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12182/1331 Smart and sustainable city management in Asia and Europe: A bibliometric analysis Szczech-Pietkiewicz, Ewelina; Radło, Mariusz-Jan; Tomeczek, Artur F. Biswas, Prana Krishna; Dygas, Robert The smart city concept, together with the growing importance of sustainable development goals, has a significant impact on city management. For this reason, our research aim is to explore the relationship between the areas of impact and tools specific to both approaches, in the context of creating and implementing urban policy. We map the academic research of smart cities and sustainable development and present key research areas, authors, publications, institutions, and countries by conducting a bibliometric analysis based on the data from the Scopus database. Our methodology includes the established tools of network analysis of scientific collaborations such as co-authorship and keyword co-occurrence networks. The research findings may help navigate the literature on the smart and sustainable city and provide a systematic basis for developing urban management in Asia and Europe. 2023-01-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12182/1203 Systemy gospodarcze w Azji Wschodniej: analiza bibliometryczna Tomeczek, Artur F. Ostoj, Izabela; Pietrucha, Jacek Celem badania jest przedstawienie najważniejszych kierunków współpracy międzynarodowej oraz trendów w badaniach nad systemami gospodarczymi w Azji Wschodniej. Analizowane gospodarki to Chiny, Japonia, Korea Południowa, Tajwan, Hongkong, Makau, Mongolia oraz Korea Północna. Azja Wschodnia od lat jest obszarem budzącym ogromne zainteresowanie nauk ekonomicznych. Gospodarki z tego regionu analizowane były z perspektywy takich zagadnień jak wzrost gospodarczy, stagnacja gospodarcza, grupy biznesowe, czy różnorodność kapitalizmu. Bibliometria (bibliometrics) oraz naukometria (scientometrics) umożliwiają dogłębną analizę dorobku naukowego z wykorzystaniem metod ilościowych oraz jakościowych. We współczesnej analizie bibliometrycznej szerokie stosowania ma metodyka sieciowa. 2023-01-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12182/1198 Learning and Entrepreneurial Market Orientation of exporting SME Kowalik, Izabela; Danik, Lidia; Pleśniak, Agnieszka The paper presents the results of a quantitative study of 240 Polish SMEs from the manufacturing sector, surveyed in 2019. It aims at determining whether and to what extent their learning is linked to entrepreneurial marketing orientation. As learning is a key element of both traditional and rapid internationalisation models, the second aim of the study is to show whether these relationships differ between exporting SMEs and the ones serving mainly the domestic market. Statistical analysis with the use of SEM modelling was applied to find out about the structure and relationships between variables. The results of the analysis indicate that company learning is related to firms’ strategic orientation. Moreover, significant differences between the exporting and non-exporting enterprises regarding their approach to learning were found, however, the strength of relationships between learning orientation and entrepreneurial marketing is similar in both groups. 2020-10-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12182/1197 Impact of International Environment on the Entrepreneurial Marketing Orientation of Small and Medium Enterprises Oleksiuk, Adam; Pleśniak, Agnieszka; Kowalik, Izabela Background: A company with transnational ambitions operates, reacts and undertakes its activities within the broadly understood international environment. The article aims at assessing the relationship between the international environment hostility (ENV) and the entrepreneurial marketing orientation (EMO) of Polish SME-exporters. Methodology: Two analyses – one on a sample of 300 Polish SME-exporters, interviewed with CATI/CAWI method in 2018, and the second – on a sample of 240 SMEs, interviewed in 2019, were conducted. The recently elaborated EMO construct was applied to assess the attitudes of the surveyed companies towards market opportunities and customers; while the environment characteristics were assessed with commonly used scales. Findings: The majority of surveyed enterprises did not perceive the external environment as hostile, regardless of the economic slowdown observed in 2019. Moreover, contrary to earlier findings, no relationship between ENV and EMO has been ascertained, which might be due to the respondents’ characteristics, or to the type of marketing strategies applied. 2020-10-01T00:00:00Z