Can Insurance Do More Than Transfer Environmental Risk?

Journal article in Sustainability

Insurance is traditionally understood as a mechanism for transferring the financial consequences of risk. But can it also contribute to changing the underlying environmental risk itself?

The article “Beyond Risk Transfer—Rethinking the Role of Green Insurance in Sustainability Policy” explores this question by reconsidering the role that insurance may play in supporting environmental and sustainability objectives.

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Ahead of Its Time: The Origins of Insurance Education at SGH

Journal article in Journal of Management and Financial Sciences

Together with Prof. Adam Śliwiński, I have published a new article exploring the origins and development of insurance education at SGH Warsaw School of Economics between 1906 and 1939.

The article, “Ahead of Its Time. The Emergence of Insurance Education at the Warsaw School of Economics (1906–1939)”, examines how insurance emerged as a distinct field of academic education at SGH and places this development in a broader international context.

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