Digital Economy Lab
We are an interdisciplinary program networking scholars and researchers from various disciplines related to the transformation of the digital economy and society and globalization. Through an interdisciplinary approach and openness to new methods we revolutionize the teaching process at the University of Warsaw. We carry out both scientific projects and enter into multidimensional cooperation with business and the public sector. We are researching key challenges arising from the development and implementation of digital technologies.
Our specificity is interdisciplinarity, therefore the Faculty of Economic Sciences, the Faculty of Sociology and the Faculty of Law and Administration are involved in our activities.

See the books published by DELab
The Disruption of Markets, Production, Consumption, and Work
Prof. Katarzyna Śledziewska, Prof. Renata Włoch, Prof. UW
How new technologies are changing the world
Prof. Katarzyna Śledziewska, Prof. Renata Włoch, Prof. UW

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Prof. Katarzyna Śledziewska, Prof. Renata Włoch, Prof. UW
The Digital Economy. How new technologies are changing the world
Which mechanisms shape the digital transformation of the economy and society? How to interpret the changes occurring in the areas of production and consumption and in the functioning of markets and the state? Are we facing technological unemployment due to automation? What are the implications of the digitization of global trade? Why is it important to sustain investment in education?
About us
UW’s DELab, or Digital Economy Lab, was established in 2013 through a grant funded by Google. and now operates as an autonomous interdepartmental project, embedded in the University of Warsaw.
The subject of our research is the digital economy, society and politics. Being primarily scientists – economists, sociologists, lawyers, computer scientists and data science specialists – we are at the same time open to research and analytical cooperation with business and public institutions.


DELab UW Seminars
Digitalization under the closer look of science
Digital Europe Economic Seminars
Report: The Future of Work in the Financial Sector
The future of work in the financial sector
In a report commissioned by the Sector Council on At the Financial Sector Competence Council, we analyze the changes affecting the labor market in the sector, triggered by the pandemic crisis, and reproduce various issues from the perspective of the employer and the employee.


„Efekt Sieci” Podcast
Listen to the latest episodes of the podcast. In the „Efekt Sieci” (Network Effects) podcast, Dr. Justyna Pokojska talks to prominent scholars and scientists about various aspects of the digital revolution happening before our eyes. Read more about the podcast »
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Publications
The result of numerous projects in which we are involved in various roles are reports and analyses published on our website. Over several years, we have created an extensive compendium of knowledge on the digital transformation of the economy and society: including. competencies of the future and labor market transitions, globalization, and the digital single market.

Stay informed
On the site you will always find news from our program – events, seminars and other news.


Go for more with the Enterprise Europe Network
The EEN UW project is carried out at DELab UW as part of the Enterprise Europe Network partnership.
The Enterprise Europe Network was established on January 1, 2008. It offers small and medium-sized enterprises comprehensive services designed to help them fully develop their innovative potential and capabilities. It is also an intermediary enabling the institutions of the European Union to have a better understanding of the needs of small and medium-sized enterprises.
Let’s keep in touch!
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