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prof. Dr. Jacek Sroka

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prof. Dr. Jacek Sroka

Chief Research Specialist at the Center for Analysis and Technology Development

Biuro 87 Zelazna St., Warsaw

Biografia

Prof. Dr. Jacek Sroka – graduate of the University of Wroclaw, political scientist, full professor, specializing in issues of public policies, public management and co-determination. Scholarship holder of programs: NATO-OTAN Fellowship, Jean-Monnet and TEMPUS (at the University of Vienna, under the scientific supervision of Prof. Georg Winckler). As a manager and contractor, he participated in 22 national and international research projects. He was a long-time expert of the Dublin-based European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions.

Author of national and international scientific and analytical studies, including: 5 authored monographs, 11 co-authored monographs, 3 edited monographs, 7 co-edited monographs, 147 articles and chapters, as well as more than 60 expert papers and about 20 popular science texts. He has held a number of research internships, including in Ankara, Berlin, Brno, Donetsk, Dresden, Geneva, Lisbon, Ljubljana, Vienna, Vilnius, Wuppertal. He has cooperated with national and foreign governmental and local government units, national and foreign research institutes, as well as NGOs, trade unions, employers’ organizations. Winner of university awards and one ministerial award. He has held and continues to hold academic positions, including those related to the evaluation of scientific activities.

Key areas of research: regional policy, public management, innovation policy, European integration, science policy, co-determination.

Pozostałe publikacje autora

Selected monographs:

  1. Deliberation and Multiband Governance, J. Sroka, Wrocław: Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Wrocławskiego 2009.
  2. Planning and Evaluation of Public Policies, co-authored by J. Sroka, J. Podgórska-Rykała, C.H. Beck, Warsaw 2021.
  3. Evolution of the civic budget in Poland – towards deliberation or plebiscite?, co-authored by J. Sroka, B. Pawlica, W. Ufel, Kraków: Libron Publishing House 2022.

Selected articles:

  1. Co-determination in public policy, J. Sroka, “Parliamentary Review” 2019, 4(153), pp. 71-86.
  2. Participatory Budgeting in Hrubieszów, Poland, as an Example of Residents’ Sustainable Participation in Shaping Public Expenditure, co-authored with J. Sroka, B. Pawlica, W. Ufel, “Studies in Public Policy” 2023, 1(10), pp. 41-56.
  3. Is Arend Lijphart’s Pattern Still Valid? : Political Parties, Interest Groups, Pluralism and Corporatism , J. Sroka, “Political Theory” 2024, no. 10, pp. 177-206.

Selected research projects:

  1. Research project Institutions of participatory democracy in the Polish political system (N117 023 31/0985), function in the project: manager, implementation period: 2006-2008.
  2. Systemic project OPKL 5.5.1, Improving the functioning of the social dialogue system and strengthening the participants and institutions of social dialogue, function in the project: member of the research team, contractor of the research module dedicated to institutionalized social dialogue at the regional level, implementation period: 2008-2009.
  3. Research project The evolution of the civic budget in Poland – towards deliberation or plebiscite? (NCN OPUS17, 2019/33/B/HS5/00353), project function: manager, period of implementation: 2020-2025.
  4. Commissioned research project (Ministry of Science and Higher Education/2025/DIR/174) “Evaluation of links between science and business”. Function in the project: contractor for Phase II of the research: ” Demonstrating the impact of science policy on socio-economic change: effective verification of evaluation criterion III”.

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