Books

1. book “Financial Accounting Computer – based Systems” (coauthor), Wolters Kluwer [first edition 2000,
   most recent edition 2007] 130 pages
2. Non-European Monetary Unions. History and operations, PWN, Warszawa 2007, 234 pages.

Grants received

2004-2005: research grant offered by the Global Development Network (International Monetary Fund, the World
Bank and the government of Great Britain and Dutch Government) of 10 000 USD. The research topic: FISCAL
(CONVERGENCE) CRITERIA INFLUENCE ON ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE IN A MONETARY UNION.

2010-2012: „Socio-Economic Cohesion and Modernization of Polish Economy” (project No. N N112 182836,
Ministry of Science and Higher Education, Poland).

2014-2016: Dream Primary School – FURAP, The Research Council (project No. TRC584871284), Sultanate of Oman.

Journal editorships

Editorial Board Member, European Integration Studies, 2008 – present

Program committees

• Program Committee Member 2009, 2010, 2011 – Conference of the Japanese Economic Policy Association
• Program Committee Member 65th Conference of the International Atlantic Economic Society, Warsaw,
  April 2008
• Program Committee Member 67th Conference of the International Atlantic Economic Society, Prague,
  April 2009
• Program Committee Member 1st MECIT International Conference, Muscat, Oman, 22-23 of March 2011
• Program Committee Member 2nd MEC International Conference, Muscat, Oman, April 2014

Reviewer and referee

• 2nd MEC International Conference, Muscat, Oman, April 2014
• European Integration Studies
• Journal of Baltic Studies

Scientific papers

1999

paper ” Exchange rate and trade balance ” in Poland, an econometric study, presented during conference on
International Trade Problems, Academy of Economics, Krakow and printed in conference materials (December),
pp. 249 – 259

2001

1. paper “Risks Involved in Public Debt Management” (Working papers Cracow`s Academy of Economics –
   special edition) pp. 115 – 124
2. paper “Interest rate policy by National Bank of Poland” , Nasz Rynek Kapitalowy (Our Capital Market)
   (September), pp. 18 – 19
3. paper “Money supply and level of inflation in Poland an econometric study ” Karvina, Czech Republic
   – (December), pp. 205 – 214

2002

1. paper “Capital structure in internationalized corporations” presented at International Conference at
   Banska Bystrica, Slovakia and published in conference materials (February), pp. 67 – 72
2. paper “Capital structure in recession – case of Poland (I) ” ( a macroeconomic approach), Przeglad
   Doradztwa Podatkowego (March), pp. 30 – 31
3. paper “Capital structure in recession – case of Poland (II)” (a macroeconomic approach, Przeglad
   Doradztwa Podatkowego (May), pp. 28 – 29
4. paper “Central government tax revenue structure in Poland”, Przeglad Doradztwa Podatkowego (June),
   pp. 22 – 24
5. paper “The market of local government debt in Poland” (coauthor) presented at International
   Conference in Bielsko Biala, Poland and published in conference materials (June), pp. 233 – 244

Papers in domestic and international peer and blind reviewed journals

1. Polish school of Statistics&Econometrics in 2002, Wiadomości Statystyczne, Nr 2, 2005, pp. 80 –
   85
2. Fiscal convergence in Africa and the EMU’s experience – Gospodarka Narodowa, nr 1-2, 2006, pp. 19 –
   36
3. Limits for national fiscal policies in monetary union member countries, Ekonomista, 6/2006. pp. 791
   – 803
4. Bilateral trade balances of Poland 1993 – 2006, Contemporary Economics, 2/2009, pp. 1-12.
5. Fiscal policy flexibility in a currency union, Folia Oeconomica Cracoviensia,Vol. XLVIII 2007, pp.
   25 – 46
6. Sharing seignorage in a monetary union, Ekonomista, 5/2007, pp. 67 – 89.
7. Fiscal directives of the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank and the EMU’s fiscal convergence, Studia
   Prawno-Ekonomiczne, Vol XXVII, No 2/2007 , pp. 43-68.
8. Monetary Integration and Foreign Exchange Reserves Management, Gospodarka Narodowa, 9/2008, pp.
   22-40
9. Monetary Union without Fiscal Convergence – Common Monetary Area, Ekonomista, Forthcomming
10. Crowding-out effect in a small open economy – a new perspective, Gospodarka Narodowa, forthcomming
11. Monetary Policy of the National Bank of Poland and substituting bank credit with trade credit,
    Gospodarka Narodowa, 3/2008, pp. 1 – 18.
12. Capital Structure in Internationalized Corporations, Acta Economica No 12, Banska Bystrica 2002, pp.
    67-73.
13. Similarity in Economy-Wide Reaction for Monetary Policy as another OCA Criterion. Monetary Policy
    and Trade Credit, Banks and Bank Systems, Vol. 3, Issue 2, 2008, pp. 5 –
14. Microfoundations in Monetary Union Modeling, International Advances in Economic Research, Vol. 14,
    No. 4, November 2008, pp. 481-482.
15. Cooling Down Economy with Fiscal Policy in a Monetary Union, The Soka Economic Studies Quartely,
    Vol. XXXIX, No. 1, pp. 51 – 60.
16. Dividend policy in crisis – case of Japan 1991-2008, International Journal of Economic Policy
    Studies, Vol 5, 2010, pp. 49 – 74.
17. Convergence in Monetary Policy Stance in the Pre-Integration Period. Case of Baltic States and
    Poland, European Integration Studies: Research and Topicalities, No. 3, 2009, pp. 121 – 126.
18. Market Position and Losses from Monetary Integration, Contemporary Economics, 3/4, 2009, pp. 53-63.
19. A new theory of the crowding–out effect in the open economy, The Shogaku Ronso, Vol. 3, No.1,
    December 2010 (SERNO.37), pp. 21-40.
20. Foreign Exchange Reserve Management in the EUROZONE and the Global Interest Rates, European
    Integration Studies: Research and Topicalities, No 5, 2011, pp. 145-151.
21. Monetary Policy Stance of the EMU Countries in the Pre-Integration Period, Nierówności Społeczne a
    Wzrost Gospodarczy, 2011, Vol. 19, pp. 31 – 43.
22. National Private Multi-Currency System Setup, International Japan Economic Policy Studies, Vol 6,
    2011, pp. 23 – 42.
23. Performance of Capital Markets in the EU and in Turkey: Cointegration Analysis, European Integration
    Studies: Research and Topicalities, No. 6, 2012, pp. 160 – 167.
24. The Role of Transactions Costs in Economic Growth, International Japan Economic Policy Studies, Vol
    7, 2012, pp.53 – 66.
25. “EUROPEAN INTEGRATION, TRANSACTION COSTS AND THE EFFICIENCY OF ECONOMIC PROCESSES”, European
    Integration Studies: Research and Topicalities, No 7, 2013, pp. 102-109
    [http://www.eis.ktu.lt/index.php/EIS/article/view/4080/2967].
26. “PATTERN OF FINANCIAL FLOWS WITHIN THE EUROPEAN UNION: FIRST INSIGHTS ABOUT CREDITOR-DEBTOR COUNTRY
    RELATIONSHIP”, European Integration Studies: Research and Topicalities, No 8, 2014, pp. 48-55
    [http://www.eis.ktu.lt/index.php/EIS/article/view/7014/3816].
27. „COINTEGRATION OF MONETARY POLICY IN GCC COUNTRIES AS MEASURE OF ECONOMIC INTEGRATION”, European
    Integration Studies, No 9, 2015, forthcoming

Chapters in books

1. Foreign Exchange Reserves Management. A New Approach [in] Poloucek, S. (ed.) Future of Banking after
   the Year 2000 in the World and in the Czech Republic (Volume VIII Finance and Banking). Karvina:
   Silesian University, 2003, (October) pp. 291 – 296
2. Public Infrastructure Investment in Poland prior and after the EU accession, [in] Fiscal Policy and
   Its Impact on Corporate Finance, prof. dr hab. Stanisław Owsiak (ed.), Wyższa Szkoła Bankowości i
   Finansów, Bielsko – Biała, pp. 404 – 411
3. Transaction Costs Elimination due to EMU Accession [in] „Fiscal Policy and Its Influence on
   Corporate Finance”, prof. dr hab. Jan Czekaj (ed.), Wyższa Szkoła Bankowości i Finansów, Bielsko –
   Biała, 2005 , pp. 404 – 411
4. “Measurement of FISCAL POLICY FLEXIBILITY (FPF) in Monetary Union Member Countries”, [in] Poloucek,
   S., Stavarek, D. (eds.) Future of Banking after the Year 2000 in the World and in the Czech Republic
   (Volume X Finance and Banking). Karvina: Silesian University, 2005, pp. 1285-1298. ISBN
   80-7248-342-0.
5. Convergence in monetary policy stance during pre-EMU period Case of Czech Republic and Poland, [in]
   Poloucek, S., Stavarek, D. (eds.) Future of Banking after the Year 2000 in the World and in the
   Czech Republic (Volume XI Finance and Banking). Karvina: Silesian University, 2007.
6. Similarity in Economy-Wide Reaction for Monetary Policy as Another OCA Criterion. Monetary Policy
   and Trade Credit, [in] Poloucek, S., Stavarek, D. (eds.) Future of Banking after the Year 2000 in
   the World and in the Czech Republic (Volume XI Finance and Banking). Karvina: Silesian University,
   2007.
7. Risks Associated with Financing Investments with the European Commission Funds [in] Financial
   Conditions for Regional Development after the EU Accession, prof. dr hab. Stanisław Owsiak (ed.),
   Wyższa Szkoła Bankowości i Finansów w Bielsku – Białej, Bielsko – Biała 2007, pp. 67-77
8. Divergence Tendencies Induced by Economic Integration and Achieving Socio-Economic Consistency with
   the European Commission Funds, [in] SOCIAL INEQUALITIES AND ECONOMIC GROWTH, M. G. Woźniak (ed.),
   Uniwersytet Rzeszowski-UE Kraków, Rzeszów 2008, pp. 185 – 197
9. Utilization of the EU Funds and the Risk of Macroeconomic Destabilization – A Three-Gap Model for
   Poland, VIII Kongres Ekonomistów Polskich, forthcomming.
10. Financial integration and the ability to conduct an independent monetary policy, In: POLOUCEK, S.
    and STAVAREK, D. (ed.) Structural and Regional Impacts of Financial Crises. Proceedings of 12th
    International Conference on Finance and Banking. Karvina : Silesian University, 2009, pp. 385-395.
    ISBN 978-80-7248-554-3
11. Monetary Policy during the Transformation of the Economic and Political System in Poland,
    Nierówności społeczne a wzrost gospodarczy, No 17, 2010, pp. 78-89.
12. Modernization of Monetary Policy in Poland 1989–2011, in: POLISH ECONOMY 1990–2011, Transformation.
    Modernization. Socio-Economic Cohesion, ed. M. G. Wozniak, Tom II, Modernizacja, Chapter 12, Warsaw
    2012, pp. 369 – 394.
13. Pawel Mlodkowski. “Latecomer Gains from ICT in Higher Education in Kazakhstan”, IAICT-14, Elsevier
    2014, pp. 43 – 48.
14. Pawel Mlodkowski, et.al., “ICT and environmentally friendly stock markets”, IAICT-14, Elsevier 2014,
    pp. 88 – 92.

Papers co-authorship

1. (co-authorship with Makoto Masui) Labor Market response to Monetary Policy in Japan 1957-2008, Japan
   and the World Economy, under review.

Chapters in monographs – co-authorships

1. chapter (co-authorship with S. Kalinova): Narrow Competences of the Logistics Department Manager as
   a Barrier for Cost Controlling [in] Controlling in Corporate Management, prof. M. Sierpińska (ed.),
   Vizja Press, Warszawa, pp. 63-68.
2. chapter (co-authorship with J. Kałużny): Achillo Racing with a Tortiose, a Paradox of an
   Inconsistency between Information Needs and Controlling Systems [in] Controlling in Corporate
   Management , prof. M. Sierpińska, Vizja Press, Warszawa, pp. 68 – 75.
3. (co-authorship with M. Sierpińska) Trade credit in Poland and trade credit theories. A cloth
   industry case, [in] Enterprises, Entrepreneurship in the Face of Globalization and European
   Integration – Economic, Legislative and Social Challenges, Universitas Messanae, AE Kraków, Kraków
   2006, pp. 117 – 126
4. (co-authorship with M Kij): Corporate Intelligence as a Source of Managerial Information, [in]
   Information as a Basis for Efficient Management, prof. Jan Czekaj (ed.), Wyższa Szkoła Bankowości i
   Finansów w Bielsku – Białej, Bielsko – Biała 2006, pp. 170 – 177
5. (co-authorship with z N. Sobecka): Potential for Spin-offs at the Warsaw Stock Exchange, [in]
   Information as a Basis for Efficient Management, prof. Jan Czekaj (ed.), Wyższa Szkoła Bankowości i
   Finansów w Bielsku – Białej, Bielsko – Biała 2006, pp. 28 – 36
6. (co-authorship with J. Kałużny): An Attempt to Solve the Incompatibility Problem in Controlling
   Systems [in] Controlling Tools in a Corporation, prof. M. Sierpińska and A. Kustra (eds.), Vizja
   Press, Warszawa 2007, pp. 22 – 32.
7. (co-authorship with M. Ogrodnik) Local Government Debt in Poland, [in] Public Finance and Poland’s
   Accession to the EU, J. Ostoj (ed.), WSBiF, Bielsko-Biała 2003, pp. 233 – 244.
8. (co-authorship with Agata Sierpinska) Dividend Policy in Crisis. Case of Japan, In: POLOUCEK, S. and
   STAVAREK, D. (ed.) Structural and Regional Impacts of Financial Crises. Proceedings of 12th
   International Conference on Finance and Banking. Karvina : Silesian University, 2009, pp. 572-591.
   ISBN 978-80-7248-554-3