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Contact

Room 411, Building C

tel. +48 (22) 55 34 164

wydawnictwo@wz.uw.edu.pl

Head of the Publishing Section

Anita Sosnowska tel. (22) 55 34 021 asosnowska@wz.uw.edu.pl

Editorial secretary

Tomasz Rosa tel. 22 55 34 164 trosa@wz.uw.edu.pl

Editorial secretary

Michał Rzemyszkiewicz tel. 22 55 34 164 mrzemyszkiewicz@wz.uw.edu.pl

Publishing House of FOM UW 

The Scientific Publishing House of the Faculty of Management at the University of Warsaw was established in 2003 and has been operating under the name Publishing Section of the Faculty of Management since 2020.

We publish scientific journals in the disciplines of management and quality sciences, economics and finance, as well as legal sciences (including antimonopoly and regulatory law). These journals are present in prestigious indexing databases such as Scopus, Web of Science, DOAJ, and others. All articles in their full-text versions are published in open access.

The Publishing Section of the Faculty of Management also releases academic textbooks, scientific monographs (including books based on doctoral theses and habilitation theses), and conference materials. The authors of these publications are mainly employees of the Faculty of Management at the University of Warsaw. Similar to our journal publications, we apply an open access policy for the majority of our monographs from the beginning, and textbooks are made available in open access after a certain period of traditional paper distribution.

For all proposed publishing projects, we adhere to established review procedures and publishing ethics principles in accordance with the guidelines of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE).

Since 2021, under a signed agreement, all our scientific monographs and textbooks are published in collaboration with the University of Warsaw Press (Wydawnictwa Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego – WUW).

We warmly invite you to explore our offer which is published on the official website of our publishing section.

Publications  

Journals

Books

Computer programs

Information for Readers 

Due to the closure of the Faculty Bookstore, we offer WZ UW students the option of personally collecting purchased books, published by the Publishing Section of FOMUW, from bookstores affiliated with us, which operate online.

Currently, the Economic Bookstore Kazimierz Leki has implemented this method for order fulfillment.

To take advantage of this offer, please follow these steps:

  • Place an order through the website: https://www.ksiegarnia-ekonomiczna.com.pl/
  • Choose “personal pickup” as the delivery method.
  • In the order comments, specify “pickup at the Faculty of Management UW.”

After your payment is processed, you will receive an electronic receipt or invoice from the bookstore. Upon presenting proof of purchase, you can collect your order from the Publishing Section of FOM UW (Room C411).

We kindly ask you to contact us by phone (22 55 34-164) or email (trosa@wz.uw.edu.pl) to inform us that you intend to pick up your order. This will streamline the book distribution process.

Other bookstores interested in collaborating on similar terms are welcome to contact the Publishing Section of FOM UW.

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Management, Organizations, and Organizing – Overview of Theoretical Perspectives

In the following link, you will find the electronic version of the publication titled “Management, Organizations, and Organizing – Overview of Theoretical Perspectives.”

Zarządzanie, organizacje i organizowanie – przegląd perspektyw teoretycznych

Materials for the Study of Monetary Policy

In the link below, you will find the electronic version of the publication titled “Materials for the Study of Monetary Policy” by Prof. Dr. Marian Górski.

Materiały do studiowania polityki pieniężnej

Descriptive Statistics

In the link below, you will find the electronic version of the textbook titled “Descriptive Statistics” by Prof. Dr. Jerzy Wierzbiński.

Statystka opisowa- okładka

Statytka opisowa podręcznik

Ethical Principles 

Ethical Principles

The Scientific Publishing House of the Faculty of Management at the University of Warsaw strives to maintain ethical standards in scientific publications and takes all possible steps against neglect of these standards. Papers submitted for publication are evaluated for accuracy, compliance with ethical requirements, and suitability for science.

The Scientific Publishing House of the Faculty of Management at the University of Warsaw is a member of COPE. The following principles are based on COPE’s Best Practice Guidelines for Journal Editors.

Authors’ Responsibilities

Authorship of the Work
Authorship should be limited to individuals who have significantly contributed to the idea, project, execution, or interpretation of the work. All persons who have participated in the creation of the work should be listed as co-authors. In the case of other individuals who have influenced certain significant aspects of the scientific article, they should be mentioned or presented as collaborators. The author should ensure that all co-authors are listed in the work, have seen and accepted the final version, and have agreed to submit it for publication.

Disclosure and Conflict of Interest
The author should disclose all sources of funding for projects in their work, the contribution of scientific and research institutions, associations, and other entities, and any significant conflicts of interest that may affect its results or interpretation.

Standards for Presenting Research Reports
The author of a text based on their own research should provide an accurate account of the work done and objectively discuss its significance. Data forming the basis of the work should be accurately presented in it. The work should contain sufficient details and sources to enable the replication of the research conducted. Statements that are untrue or knowingly inaccurate are considered unethical and prohibited.

Access to Data and Data Maintenance
The author should be prepared to provide access to the data used in the work submitted for review. They should also keep this data for one year from the date of publication.

Multiple, Redundant, or Competitive Publications
As a rule, the author should not publish materials describing the same research in more than one journal or primary publication. Submitting the same work to more than one journal simultaneously is considered unethical and is not allowed.

Confirmation of Sources
The author should cite publications that have influenced the creation of the work and must confirm the use of the work of other authors each time.

Substantial Errors in Published Works
If an author discovers a substantial error or inaccuracy in their work, they have an obligation to promptly notify the Editor-in-Chief.

Originality and Plagiarism
The author submits only an original work to the editor. They should ensure that the names of authors cited in the work and/or excerpts from cited works are correctly quoted or listed.

Ghostwriting
Ghostwriting/guest authorship is a manifestation of scientific unreliability, and any detected cases will be exposed, including notifying the relevant authorities. Manifestations of scientific unreliability, especially violations of ethical principles in science, will be documented by the editorial office.

Editor-in-Chief’s Responsibilities

Publication Decisions
The Editor-in-Chief is obligated to comply with the current legal status regarding defamation, copyright infringement, and plagiarism and is responsible for decisions that should be published from the submitted works.

Confidentiality
Employees of the Publishing House are not allowed to disclose information about the submitted work to anyone other than, according to the publishing procedure, its author, reviewers, and potential reviewers.

Non-Discrimination
In the fight against discrimination, the Publishing House adheres to the Constitution and the applicable law in the Republic of Poland.

Disclosure and Conflict of Interest
Unpublished works or their fragments cannot be used in the research of employees of the Publishing House or reviewers without the explicit written consent of the author.

Reviewers’ Responsibilities

Editorial Decisions
The reviewer supports the Editor-in-Chief in making editorial decisions and may also support the author in improving the work.

Feedback
Every selected reviewer who cannot review the work or knows that a quick review will not be possible should inform the Editor-in-Chief about it.Standards of Objectivity
Reviews should be conducted objectively. Personal criticism of the author is considered inappropriate. Reviewers should clearly express their views, supporting them with appropriate arguments.

Confidentiality
All reviewed papers must be treated as confidential documents. They cannot be shown or discussed with anyone other than authorized persons.

Disclosure and Conflict of Interest
Confidential information or ideas arising from the review must be kept confidential and cannot be used for personal gain. Reviewers should not review works where there is a conflict of interest arising from a relationship with the author, company, or institution associated with the work.

Confirmation of Sources
Reviewers should indicate publications that the author of the work has not cited. Any statement that an observation, source, or argument has been discussed previously should be supported by an appropriate citation. Reviewers should also inform the Editor-in-Chief of any significant similarities, partial overlap of the content of the reviewed work with any other published and known work, or suspicion of plagiarism.

Reviewing Procedure

All papers submitted to the Scientific Publishing House of the Faculty of Management at the University of Warsaw undergo an initial assessment by the Editor-in-Chief.

Papers positively reviewed are sent to two independent reviewers (experts in the field) appointed by the Editor-in-Chief.

The review takes the form of a written document and ends with the reviewer’s recommendation for rejection or acceptance for publication.

After receiving the reviews, the Editor-in-Chief informs the Authors in detail about the reviewers’ comments on the work and the final decision regarding publication.

Qualification criteria: originality of the applied research method and the topic; accuracy of presenting previous research; quality of own research (if applicable); relevance of research/theoretical considerations; substantive, methodological correctness, and reasoning; contribution of the work to the development of the discipline; selection of literature.

Security Procedures

Crossref Similarity Check
Nadsyłane prace są kontrolowane za pomocą systemu iThenticate, który świadczy usługi z zakresu zapobiegania plagiatom na całym świecie.

Procedural Schemes
In the event of any signs of scientific misconduct, the Publishing House, based on the guidelines proposed by Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE), will apply the following procedural schemes:

  • Suspected unnecessary publication in the submitted manuscript
  • Suspected unnecessary publication in the published article
  • Suspected plagiarism in the submitted manuscript
  • Suspected plagiarism in the published article
  • Suspected data fabrication in the submitted manuscript
  • Suspected data fabrication in the published article
  • Corresponding author requests the addition of another author before publication
  • Corresponding author requests the removal of an author before publication
  • Request to add another author after publication
  • Request to remove an author after publication
  • Procedure in case of suspicion of ghost, guest, or courtesy authorship
  • How to detect authorship issues
  • Procedure when a reviewer suspects undisclosed conflict of interest (COI) in the submitted manuscript
  • Procedure when a reader suspects undisclosed conflict of interest (COI) in the published article
  • Procedure when the editor suspects an ethical problem with the submitted manuscript
  • Procedure in case of suspicion that the reviewer has appropriated the author’s ideas or data
  • How to respond to whistleblowers who have reported their concerns directly
  • How to respond to whistleblowers who have reported their concerns via social media.

Information for Authors 

Manuscripts should be submitted to the editorial office in electronic form in PDF and MS Word files.

Authors are responsible for obtaining the necessary permissions to publish materials for which third parties hold copyrights. The editorial office does not return papers that have not been qualified for printing.

Text processing

A. General information

In the text, provide information about the author:

  • First name and last name
  • Academic title
  • Place of work (with the exact address for correspondence)
  • Email address
  • ORCID number.

B. Text format

The text should be submitted as a standard manuscript (1 page = 1800 characters; Times New Roman font; font size 12; line spacing 1.5; margins 2.5). Please send files in PDF and MS Word format with illustrations included in the text. Graphs should be prepared in Adobe Illustrator (ai) or EPS format, and the source data should be in Excel 3.0 format (xls). Illustrations should be prepared in Adobe Illustrator (ai) or EPS format. All illustrations should be in black and white. If the text contains photographs, please submit the original images.

Authors are responsible for obtaining the necessary permissions to publish materials for which third parties hold copyrights.

C. Text layout

W tekście należy umieścić informacje o autorze: imię i nazwisko, tytuł naukowy, miejsce pracy (wraz z dokładnym adresem do korespondencji), adres e-mail.

In the text, provide information about the author: first name and last name, academic title, place of work (with the exact address for correspondence), email address.

The text should contain the following elements (in the specified order):

  • Title (in Polish and English)
  • Abstract outlining the theses presented in the article in Polish and English (100-200 words)
  • JEL Classification (classification numbers available on the website: http://www.aeaweb.org/jel/jel_class_system.php)
  • Keywords (up to 5) – in Polish and English
  • Introduction, subsequent subtitles, conclusions/ending
  • Bibliography

D. Bibliography, Citations[1]

In each bibliography entry, the author must include the DOI number (if available) (http://www.crossref.org/guestquery/).

The editorial office requests alphabetical listing of bibliographic notes by the first author’s last name (works by the same author should be listed in alphabetical order of the titles of the works) in the following format:

  • Books by a single author: Kowalski, J. (2000). Title of the Book. Place of publication: Publisher’s Name, http://dx.doi.org/insert DOI number assigned to the publication.
  • Books by multiple authors: Kowalski, J., Nowak, J., & Wiśniewski, A. (2001). Title of the Book. Place of publication: Publisher’s Name, http://dx.doi.org/insert DOI number assigned to the publication.
  • Edited books: Kowalski, J. (Ed.). (2000). Title of the Book. Place of publication: Publisher’s Name, http://dx.doi.org/insert DOI number assigned to the publication.
  • Chapters in edited books: Kowalski, J. (2002). Title of the Chapter. In: J. Nowak (Ed.), Title of the Book (Vol. 1, pp. 1-5). Place of publication: Publisher’s Name, http://dx.doi.org/insert DOI number assigned to the publication.
  • Journal articles: Kowalski, J. (2001). Title of the Article. Journal Title, volume(number), 1-5, http://dx.doi.org/insert DOI number assigned to the publication.
  • Journal articles with multiple authors: Kowalski, J., Nowak, J., & Wiśniewski, A. (2001). Title of the Article. Journal Title, volume(number), 1-15, http://dx.doi.org/insert DOI number assigned to the publication.
  • Newspaper articles: Kowalski, J. (2001). Title of the Article. Newspaper Title, day or month of publication, http://dx.doi.org
  • Conference papers: Kowalski, J. (2001). Title of the Paper. Paper presented at…, Conference Location.
  • Reports: Institution. (2001). Title of the Report. Place of publication: Institution, http://dx.doi.org/insert DOI number assigned to the publication.
  • Books in press: Kowalski, J. (in press). Title of the Book. Place of publication: Publisher’s Name.
  • Articles in press: Kowalski, J. (2001). Title of the Article. Journal Title, volume(number).
  • Unpublished works: Kowalski, J. (2001). Title of the Work. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, University Name, Place.
  • Internet sources – article: Kowalski, J. (2001). Title of the Article. Journal Title, volume(number), pages. Retrieved from: insert website address (accessed on dd.mm.year).
  • Internet sources – book: Kowalski, J. (2000). Title of the Book. Retrieved from: insert website address (accessed on dd.mm.year).

Citation Principles in the text

  • Single-author work: Always provide the author’s last name and the publication date (regardless of how many times the work is cited); when citing more than one work by the same author published in the same year, add consecutive letters of the alphabet to the date (this rule also applies to other types of publications listed below), e.g., (Kowalski, 2001); (Kowalski, 2001a).
  • Work by two authors: Always provide the last names of both authors and the publication date (regardless of how many times the work is cited); the last names of authors should always be connected by the conjunction “and,” even in the case of a foreign-language publication, e.g., (Kowalski and Nowak, 2001); (Kowalski and Nowak, 2001a).
  • Work by 3 – 5 authors: For the first time, list the last names of all authors, separating them with commas and inserting the conjunction “and” between the last two names; subsequently, list the first author’s last name and use the abbreviation “et al.,” e.g., first time: (Kowalski, Nowak, and Wiśniewski, 2001); (Kowalski, Nowak, and Wiśniewski 2001a); then: (Kowalski et al., 2001); (Kowalski et al., 2001a).
  • Work by 6 or more authors: List only the last name of the first author (both the first time and in subsequent citations), replace the other authors with the abbreviation “et al.”; in the bibliography, include the last names of all authors of the work, e.g., (Kowalski et al., 2001); (Kowalski et al., 2001a).
  • Citing several works simultaneously: List publications alphabetically (by the first author’s last name); separate several works by the same author with commas; individual publications by different authors must be separated by semicolons, e.g., (Kowalski, 2001; Nowak and Kowalski, 2002); (Kowalski, 2001, 2002a; Nowak and Kowalski, 2002).
  • Citing under another author: Include only in the text; include only the work read in the bibliography; separate works with a semicolon, e.g., (Kowalski, 2001; cited in: Nowak 2002).

Citations in the Text: Always place in quotation marks and provide the author/authors, the year of publication of the work, and the page number; they should have the following form: (author/authors, year of publication, page number), e.g., (Kowalski, 2000, p. 67) or (Kowalski and Nowak, 2001, p. 3), or (Kowalski, Nowak, and Wiśniewski, 2001a, p. 3).

[1]Compiled based on: Perrin, R. (2009). Pocket Guide to APA Style. Boston: Wadsworth.