Wanda Dugiel

Affiliated Scholar
SGH Warsaw School of Economics
Email: [email protected]
Website: Personal / faculty page
Biography
Wanda Dugiel is an Associate Professor at the SGH-Warsaw School of Economics, Poland, PhD, dr habil. in International Economics. Scholarship holder at the University of St. Gallen in Switzerland. Head of Postgraduate Studies “Markets in International Trade”, organized at the SGH-Warsaw School of Economics. She deals with the issues of broadly understood international economic relations, international economics with a focus on integration processes on the European continent. She is author of the book entitled United States-European Union and global hegemony. Trade policy problems”, published in 2022. She is author of the book entitled “The World Trade System – New Challenges and Reforms” which was nominated in 2014 for the Kronenberg Foundation Award for a special contribution to the development of science in the sphere of economics and finance. Author of publications in the field of International Economics and International Relations.
She has presented papers at international conferences at universities, including: St. Catharine’s College, University of Cambridge (2024), University of London (2023 and 2019), University of Vienna (2023), University of Sapienza, Rome (2017).
Selected publications
- Article · 2025 Entrepreneurship and economic effects of innovation policy of the European Union: international trade and economic growth Horyzonty Polityki Assesses how well EU innovation policy has boosted exports, entrepreneurship and growth.
- Article · 2022 Legitymizacja działań Światowej Organizacji Handlu a kryzys Organu Apelacyjnego systemu rozstrzygania sporów Horyzonty Polityki In Polish: the crisis of the WTO's Appellate Body and the legitimacy of its dispute settlement.
- Chapter · 2019 The Future of the World Trading System After 2017 and the Interests of the European Union Eurasian Studies in Business and Economics
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