I am proud to announce that for the third time in the row, our serious research on a ridiculous topic has found its way to the the respected academic journal. Me and my colleagues, Dr. Emily Welkins and Dr. Evgeny Lisin, just had our newest article on supernatural economics published in "Applied Mathematical Sciences" journal. Our research demonstrates that (under some conditions) peaceful co-existence of humans and vampires might be possible:
Strielkowski, W., Lisin, E. and Welkins, E. (2013), Mathematical models of interactions between species: peaceful co-existence of vampires and humans based on the models derived from fiction, literature and films, Applied Mathematical Sciences, Vol. 7, no. 9-12: 453-470, ISSN 1312-885X
The paper can be downloaded here.
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His research interests also include economics of small and medium enterprises, rural development, environmental economics and e-tourism. Dr Strielkowski recieved his Master degree in Economics from the Charles University in Prague and his Master degree in Political Economy from the University of Siena. He recieved his PhD for his dissertation on the Economics of migration from the Charles University in Prague and a second PhD for his dissertation on the Economics of Small and Medium Enteprises in the context of Rural Development from the National University of Ireland, Galway. He wrote ten books and published over 50 research articles on the economics of migration, Roma migrations, e-tourism, rural development and SMEs in transition in Czech and international peer-reviewed prestigious journals. |
LecturesI teach a graduate course called "Advanced Economics of European Integration - Microeconomic Aspects" at the Institute of economic studies, Faculty of social sciences, Charles University in Prague (winter semester, 2 hrs lectures, 2 hrs seminars every week, 6 ECTS in total).
The course includes the following aspects: historical experience and future prospects of the European Union, welfare effects of trade and economic cooperation, partial and general trade equilibrium, economics of customs union, Common Market, monetary union, regulation and microeconomic policies in the European Union, and institutional economics of the European Union. The course's methodological background is based on general equilibrium theory, welfare economics, and public choice. The course is taught exclusively in English. |
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Check out my new books on Economics of Eastern European migration, Roma migrations, Turkish migration in Europe, migration in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, Rural micro-enterprises in Polish Transition of 1989-2004 and Educational systems of EU and RF! All books are available at Amazon in paperback and eBook formats! In addition, you might want to check out the book "Till the last drop!" by my good friend Dr Emily Welkins! |
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Economics of Eastern European Migration ISBN 978-38-45470-41-2 Lambert Academic Publishing
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Roma migrations ISBN 978-80-87404-14-0 Charles University in Prague Faculty of social sciences |
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Turkish migration in Europe ISBN 978-80-87404-16-4 Charles University in Prague Faculty of social sciences |
Migration in the Czech Republic and Slovakia ISBN 978-80-87404-15-7 Charles University in Prague Faculty of social sciences
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Educational systems of the European Union and Russian Federation ISBN 978-80-87404-22-5 Charles University in Prague Faculty of social sciences |
Rural micro-enterprises in Polish transition ISBN 978-80-87404-17-1 Charles University in Prague Faculty of social sciences Part from the sales of this book will be used to establish Dr Eoghan Garvey's scholarship fund for gifted students
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Advanced Economics of European Integration: Selected issues (with Professor Frantisek Turnovec) ISBN 978-80-87404-33-1 (available for free download) Charles University in Prague, Faculty of social sciences
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Determinants of survival, growth and employment creation in Polish firms
ISBN 978-80-87404-36-2 (paperback will be soon available for sale) Charles University in Prague, Faculty of social sciences |
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Books by my colleague Dr Emily WelkinsAll you need to know (and were afraid to ask) about vampires! |
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Read about me on Wikipedia
Take a look at the results of this improbable research we conducted with my colleagues, Dr Lisin and Dr Welkins! Vampires do exist and this is a scientifically-proved fact now.
Check our poster for more information!
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Read my Supernatural Economics blog (written together with my colleague Dr. Evgeny Lisin)
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Wadim Strielkowski is a Czech economist of Polish-Belarusian origin and the Assistant Professor of Economics at the 
AEEI is a Jean Monnet permanent course developed with the support the European Commissions's Jean Monnet Programme. The course focuses on economic theory, methods and outcomes of integration between a group of countries (economies of national states).
