Wadim Strielkowski Livres

Focusing on Eastern European migration, particularly in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, this book explores the unique historical experiences of these nations alongside an in-depth economic analysis. It addresses the scarcity of literature on migration and its economic implications in this region, aiming to inspire further scholarly research rooted in the rich history and context of Eastern Europe.

Focusing on Polish SMEs, the study utilizes primary data from two provinces to explore factors influencing survival, growth, and job creation. It outlines a positive epistemological approach as the research framework and details the methodology employed. The work also establishes theoretical foundations for SME research, formulates hypotheses, and presents a theoretical model to guide the analysis.

This book presents some novel empirical findings on the economics of migration in Eastern European countries represented by the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Unique historical experience of these countries together with the in-depth economic analysis of their past and the future might be of some interest to the world of science. Not much has been said about this part of Europe in the context of migrations and economics of migrations. Therefore, it is believed that this work might trigger off further research that would draw from the rich history and experience of this part of the world.