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- 2025-09-10
MUZEOMETR. Zintegrowany system parametryzacji i oceny efektywności muzeów – założenia i stan badań
The article presents the assumptions and results of the first phase of the “MUZEOMETR” research and implementation project, which aims to develop an integrated system for evaluating the performance of museums and cultural institutions operating within the field of remembrance policy. The system is designed to enable objective, transparent, and measurable assessment of institutional performance, directly linked to an algorithm determining the level of public funding. The model is based on a catalog of indicators and a three-tiered algorithm (cost-based, expert-based, and reporting-based), powered by data collected through a quantitative-qualitative survey, consultations with a pilot group, and expert input. “MUZEOMETR” introduces a new quality in cultural institution management by serving as a diagnostic and analytical tool that supports rational decision-making, fosters systematic improvement in organizational efficiency, and – through standardized reporting – reduces administrative burdens, increases transparency in funding, and facilitates institutional dialogue with governing bodies and the acquisition of external resources.Otwarty dostępArtykułyJournal article - 2025-09-18
Bridging the implementation gap: Expert, systemic, and policy perspectives on renewable energy communities in Poland
Renewable energy communities (RECs) are attracting widespread interest as a pillar of sustainable energy transitions, yet their on-the-ground implementation remains limited. They are often confined to pilot projects and small-scale deployments, remaining a marginal element of power systems in most countries. In Poland, this implementation gap is even more pronounced due to low public awareness and various systemic barriers. To explore why RECs are easier to discuss than to implement, we conducted in-depth interviews with a select group of experts and analyzed the findings using a PESTEL framework. We utilized PESTEL analysis to examine macro-environmental factors and their interplay, providing a comprehensive diagnosis of the current situation. Based on these insights, we propose a strategic roadmap for the effective development of RECs in Poland, emphasizing how supporting RECs can advance national energy objectives and contribute to the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals. Although centered on Poland, the insights shed light on common challenges in the launch of RECs and offer lessons for accelerating community energy transitions in other European countries.Otwarty dostępArtykułyJournal article - 2022
Kryteria dopuszczalności decyzji zautomatyzowanych w świetle brzmienia art. 22 ust. 1 RODO
Geburczyk, FilipThe purpose of this article is to explore the rules of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) on the admissibility of automated decision-making included in its art. 22(1). While this provision might come across as clear and unequivocal, a close investigation shows that it contains numerous ambiguities. In particular, it is not clear whether the right not to be subject to a decision based solely on automated processing should be interpreted as a general prohibition or a right to be actively exercised by the data subject, and when a decision is actually solely based on automated processing. The conducted analysis shows that art. 22(1) GDPR lacks precise language, and therefore raises questions over its adequacy for achieving the purposes of the GDPR and the protection actually afforded to data subjects.Otwarty dostępArtykułyJournal article - 2025-09
Mówiące artefakty. Projektowanie jako uspołeczniona ekspertyza w dobie antropocenu
Current issues of the scientific expert culture, such as the excessively abstract findings communication, the impracticality of expert knowledge, or the production of knowledge in the service of particular interests, have led scientific expertise to become just one of many possible narratives about the world. The article presents speculative design as a form of cognition, knowledge production, and communication. In the age of the Anthropocene, speculative design reaches not only the mind but also the imaginations, affects, and bodies of citizens. The cultural analysis of selected examples demonstrates that speculative design – through the use of “speaking artifacts” – generates posthumanist knowledge and can effectively socialize the discourse surrounding the Anthropocene, thus influencing the collective ecological imagination.Otwarty dostępArtykułyJournal article - 2025-06-04
Eyewitness credibility assessments in criminal proceedings: how much psychology is there in a legal task?
This study aimed to investigate the legal credibility assessment of eyewitness testimonies in criminal proceedings, with particular attention to the criteria used by courts to assess eyewitness credibility and the factors that influence the number of criteria in the assessment. It also investigated whether judicial credibility assessment is subject to bias. We conducted a case record analysis of criminal cases (N = 381), wherein a total of 3210 eyewitnesses were interviewed at trial. The analysis revealed that legal credibility assessment seems superficial – courts evoke a small number of criteria to justify their judgments and tend to cite only a few despite individual differences in testimonies and eyewitnesses. The legal assessment of eyewitness credibility is influenced by numerous procedural and individual (for the eyewitnesses) factors; our analysis showed that this is subject to certain biases. The practical implications of these results are discussed along with avenues for future research.Otwarty dostępArtykułyJournal article