Transformations in
Business & Economics
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About Author
- Sebastian Bobowski,
- PhD (in Economics), is Assistant Professor, Lecturer, Faculty of Economic Sciences, International Economic Relations Department, Wroclaw University of Economics, Poland; co-founder and member of the Asia-Pacific Research Centre located at the Wroclaw University of Economics; author and co-author of 6 books and 82 articles in Polish and English concerning the issues of the Asian regionalism, the role of Japan in the regional and global governance, including diplomatic, trade and financial frameworks, international business, cluster structures, cohesion policy of the European Union (UE), innovation; director of Bachelor and Master Program in International Business (since 2014), departmental coordinator of the Erasmus Plus program covering UE-28, EFTA member states and Turkey (2010-2016), deputy of the Central Europe in the European Association for Southeast Asian Studies Board (2013-2017); member of Eurasia Business and Economics Society; Visiting Research Fellow at the Center for Asian and Pacific Studies (CAPS), Seikei University, Tokyo, Japan (2014); Visiting Professor at the University of Applied Sciences in Schmalkalden, Germany (2011) and IPAG Business School in Nice, France (2013), University of Finance and Administration in Prague, Czech Republic (2017), Mendel University in Brno, Czech Republic (2018); presenter at the international conferences held in India, Japan, Macau (China), Singapore, Austria, Czech Republic, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, Latvia, Portugal, Ukraine; author of the training modules/manuals and coach in regional/national training and educational projects co- funded by the UE; co-author and contractor of two international research projects funded by the National Science Centre, Poland: "Clusters as an innovation carrier of enterprises and regions. Verification and implementation of Asian models in terms of the Polish economy" (2011-2014), "Public supervision of the public procurement market" (2015-2019).