Nina Szczygiel

Nina Szczygiel is a professor of Management at the Dept. of Economics, Management, Industrial Engineering and Tourism of the University of Aveiro, Portugal. Her research interests include well-being in societies, organizations and individuals, human mobility and integration, and networks. She is particularly interested in psychosocial and emotional aspects of work.

Publications

On Sustainable Entrepreneurship: Can Resource Efficiency Be an Economic Opportunity for Small and Medium Enterprises?
On Sustainable Entrepreneurship: Can Resource Efficiency Be an Economic Opportunity for Small and Medium Enterprises?
Joana Moniz Monteiro, Nicole Agostinha dos Muchangos, Nina Szczygiel. © 2023. 16 pages.
The aim of this chapter is to analyze the extent to which resource efficiency can be considered an economic opportunity to businesses, and to discuss the benefits and limitations...
Advocating Empowerment and Gender Equality: A Study of Community-Based Tourism Initiatives
Advocating Empowerment and Gender Equality: A Study of Community-Based Tourism Initiatives
Isabella Roveri, Rita Fernandes, Rita Pereira, Vitória Plácido, Nina Szczygiel. © 2023. 19 pages.
The UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development acknowledges that economic growth that countries are seeking need to be accompanied by same-degree efforts to combat inequality...
Tourism, Entrepreneurship, and Sustainability: Critical Questions
Tourism, Entrepreneurship, and Sustainability: Critical Questions
Mariana Nóbrega, Mariana Sousa, João do Vale Ribeiro, Nina Szczygiel. © 2022. 14 pages.
The new global economy and its branches need to be both sustainable and entrepreneurial. In the world where finitude of resources can be eye-witnessed, decisions that lay upon...
In Pursuit of a Better Life?: High-Skilled Migration in Portugal
In Pursuit of a Better Life?: High-Skilled Migration in Portugal
Nina Szczygiel, Iwona Staniec. © 2021. 17 pages.
Nowadays, people enjoy the sense of freedom by moving from one place to another, seeking personal and professional growth, and satisfaction with life. Borders have become fluid....
Managing Relationships With Suppliers: The Case of a Local Subsidiary of a Global Company of Components for the Automotive Industry
Managing Relationships With Suppliers: The Case of a Local Subsidiary of a Global Company of Components for the Automotive Industry
Ana Filipa Rebelo, Helena Nobre, Nina Szczygiel. © 2019. 20 pages.
In recent years, growing market competition has made companies increasingly dependent on their suppliers, which requires effective management of their supply chains. To establish...