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B. Kolny
Legal Acts
Dz U (2001) [Journal of Law] of 2001 No 62 item 627. the Act of 27 April 2001—Environmental
Protection Law
Beata Kolny Ph.D., has been working at the University of Economics in Katowice for over
25 years. Since the beginning of her scientific and research work, she has been working on
the issues of leisure time. In 2003, she defended her doctoral dissertation entitled “Zachowania
konsumentów w czasie wolnym–uwarunkowania, prawidłowo´ sci” [“Consumer behaviour in
leisure time—determinants, regularities”], and in 2017 she obtained the degree of habilitated
doctor on the basis of the habilitation thesis entitled “Rynek usług zagospodarowuj˛ acych czas
wolny – diagnoza i perspektywy rozwoju” [“Market of services providing leisure time activities—
diagnosis and development perspectives”]. Three major research trends can be identified in her
research interests. The first is related to the behaviour of market entities, especially consumers
and their households. The second focuses on the issues concerning leisure time and the market of
services offering leisure time activities. It is directly associated with the third research trend that
is focused on consumer lifestyles.
B. Kolny
Legal Acts
Dz U (2001) [Journal of Law] of 2001 No 62 item 627. the Act of 27 April 2001—Environmental
Protection Law
Beata Kolny Ph.D., has been working at the University of Economics in Katowice for over
25 years. Since the beginning of her scientific and research work, she has been working on
the issues of leisure time. In 2003, she defended her doctoral dissertation entitled “Zachowania
konsumentów w czasie wolnym–uwarunkowania, prawidłowo´ sci” [“Consumer behaviour in
leisure time—determinants, regularities”], and in 2017 she obtained the degree of habilitated
doctor on the basis of the habilitation thesis entitled “Rynek usług zagospodarowuj˛ acych czas
wolny – diagnoza i perspektywy rozwoju” [“Market of services providing leisure time activities—
diagnosis and development perspectives”]. Three major research trends can be identified in her
research interests. The first is related to the behaviour of market entities, especially consumers
and their households. The second focuses on the issues concerning leisure time and the market of
services offering leisure time activities. It is directly associated with the third research trend that
is focused on consumer lifestyles.