Brexit and the Consequences for International Competitiveness

1. Theoretical Aspects of Regional Disintegration and its Consequences for International Competitiveness - Arkadiusz Michal Kowalski2. Brexit and Innovation: Focus on Research and Development in the UK- Marzenna Anna Weresa3. Brexit as a National Transformation Programme: Project Management Perspective- Ewa Sonta-Draczkowska4. The Economic Order of Post-Brexit Europe and the Role of Germany: An Ordoliberal Perspective - Jürgen Wandel5. Changes in Germany's European Policy in the Face of Brexit - Józef Olszynski6. Bilateral Trade and Investment Between Britain and Germany Ahead of the UK's Impending Departure from the European Union - Andreas Bielig7. Economic Consequences of Brexit for Poland- Mariusz-Jan Radlo8. Economic Implications of Brexit for the International Competitiveness of Russia- Krzysztof Falkowski9. Trade Openness and FDI in the UK after Brexit- Tomasz M. Napiórkowski10. Brexit and Britain's Relations with South Korea- Piotr Ostaszewski11. Does Brexit Influence China's "One Belt One Road" Initiative?- Günter Heiduk12. The Impact of Brexit on Foreign Direct Investment and Trade Relations Between the UK and China- Marta Mackiewicz, Agnieszka McCaleb13. The Potential Impacts of Brexit on the Japanese Economy- Anna Maria Dzienis14. Brexit and Sterling Depreciation: Impact on Selected Economies- Anna Sznajderska

Arkadiusz Michal Kowalski is Associate Professor and Head of the East Asian Research Unit at the World Economy Research Institute in the Warsaw School of Economics, Poland. His research and academic teaching focuses on innovation systems, clusters, international competitiveness, internationalization of firms, and economies in East and South-East Asia. He has been involved as a manager or researcher in different European or domestic research projects in these areas, which has resulted in more than 50 publications, including books, chapters, articles in scientific journals and expert reports. He is a member of the Association of Polish Economists and of the Microeconomics of Competitiveness (MOC) Network, coordinated by the Institute for Strategy and Competitiveness, Harvard Business School, Boston, USA.