... and national innovation systems – to promote the country’s digital development. The authors selected Poland as the case study. It is one of the biggest European Union members that joined the EU after 2004. In the second decade of the 21st century, the Polish Government has oriented its economic strategy...

... the company because of the lack of other alternatives. There is why positive and negative entrepreneurial motivation can be observed. The more positive part of the social motivation is observed the more advantageous the entrepreneurial situation seems to be. There has not been made any research in Poland...

...@buseco.monash.edu.au © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 Emerging markets Market entry Small enterprises Australia Czech Republic Poland Central and eastern Europe (CEE), with its unprecedented economic, political and social transformation since the fall of communism to a market‐economy...

..., Poland Abstract Poland's forthcoming accession to the European Union – along with several other former Communist states – is seen by many politicians and commentators as a sign of progress. It is viewed as the fulfilment of a democratic dream, as a symbol of the union of East and West...

... entering the new market of Poland. Draws also on the theoretical framework of entry modes and considers the issue from a specific industry perspective. There is further consideration of countries’ specific investments. Draws upon the theoretical approaches of Hofstede and of Trompenaars when considering...

... will inevitably sharpen internal tensions and threaten to blow off course what has been a broadly successful system transformation. Poland Economy Politics Privatization © MCB UP Limited 2000 The purpose of this paper is to consider the key political and economic features that will shape...

...Gregory Slysz © MCB UP Limited 2000 --> Poland European Union Gregory Slysz Dr Gregory Slysz is Teacher and Lecturer in History and Politics Keywords Poland, European Union Poland has been frequently referred to as the land of paradoxes and imponderables[1...

... scale private sector’s contribution to economic development, through adequate legislation and the right regulatory framework including a competition policy, and a commercial code for business formation and insolvency. Focuses mainly on Poland, and takes into account the author’s own views, observations...

...Rumy Husan Using the example of the motor industry in Poland, attempts to explain why foreign direct investment (FDI) has, in this sector, during the post‐reform period (i.e. since 1990) remained rather low. This is despite the fact that the labour costs are a small fraction of those in advanced...

...Paul Foley; Jo Hutchinson; Andrzej Kondej; Jim Mueller Explores the local impact of market reform in a former communist country. Uses the Bialystok voivodship in Poland to discuss the local impact of monetary reform and the banking system, local business development, the impact of Western...

...Simon S. Gao Discusses leasing in Poland with a focus on leasing privatization arrangements and leasing finance, and analyses current major problems involved. On the one hand, leasing has been used in Poland as a means of privatizing the state‐owned enterprises and has been considered as one...

...Jane Hardy Provides a critical overview of the role of foreign direct investment in the transition to market economies in Eastern Europe, and Poland in particular. Patterns of investment are examined in the wider context of changes in the global pattern of international trade and production,taking...