Śledziewska, K. (2025). International trade 4.0. Determinants of economic cooperation in the age of AI. Wydawnictwo Naukowe Scholar.
In the AI era, market access is increasingly determined not by tariffs but by data, technical standards, and interoperability. An international trade perspective allows us to grasp the implications of these changes for countries, companies, and global value chains.
Wloch R. (2025) Digital sociology. Wydawnictwo Naukowe Scholar.
An introduction to digital sociology as a field of research that shows why, in a world of data, algorithms, and platforms, it is impossible to separate the social from the technological—and how to analyze this relationship without the simplifications of technological determinism.
Śledziewska, K., & Włoch, R. (2025). GenAI in higher education: Recommendations for public policy and university management [Report]. DELab UW.
A proposal for a strategic framework for universities and public policy, defining the conditions for the conscious, responsible and academically compliant use of generative AI.
Włochy, R., & Śledziewska, K. (2025). Artificial intelligence in the retail sector [Report]. DELab UW.
An overview of how different classes of AI solutions – from NLP to GenAI – can support specific retail business processes, from customer service to inventory and operations management.
Śledziewska, K., & Włoch, R. (2020). The Digital Economy. How New Technologies Are Changing the World. University of Warsaw Publishing House.
How digital technologies – from AI and Big Data to platforms and automation – are gradually reshaping the economy, the labor market, and the role of the state, and what tensions and challenges this creates for companies, public policies, and society.
Śledziewska, K., & Włoch, R. (2021). The economics of digital transformation: The disruption of markets, production, consumption, and work. Routledge.
A book that explains digital transformation not as the implementation of IT technologies, but as a change in the rules of functioning of markets, production, consumption and work in the digital economy.
Przecherska-Marchwińska, W. (2024). Creating digital health care in Estonia, Germany, and Poland: An analysis of gradual institutional change. University of Warsaw Publishing House.
A comparative analysis showing that the digitalization of healthcare is not a simple technological process, but the result of gradual institutional changes, political decisions and the level of trust in the state.
Śledziewska, K., Włochy, R., Rożynek, S., Paliński, M., Mazur, J., & Łebkowska, W. (2024). Generative AI at the University of Warsaw – good practices. University of Warsaw. [Report]. DELab UW.
Organizing principles and recommended actions to support the safe, ethical, and useful use of generative AI by University of Warsaw staff and students in teaching, research, and administration.
Śledziewska, K., & Włoch, R. (2024). Training motivations in the digital economy: Retraining and upskilling as a response to the challenges of the changing labor market. [Report]. DELab UW.
A comparative analysis – based on data from six EU countries – of the factors explaining why many employees do not undertake training despite the pressure of technological change.