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Prof. Dr. Wlodzimierz (Vlad) M. Kaczynski
Associate Professor
School of Marine and Environmental Affairs
and Ellison Center – Jackson School of
International Studies
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
Seattle, WA 98195
Email: [email protected]
and
[email protected]
Seattle, March, 2016
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Personal data:
Citizenship: USA
Marital status: married, 2 children
Health: excellent
Personal status: retired with continuing
affiliations with:
University of Washington, Seattle, WA, U.S.A.,
Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University, Port Elizabeth,
Republic of South Africa,
Education
Ph. D. - University of Gdansk, Poland, 1975
M. Sc. - Higher School of Economics, Sopot, Poland, 1966
B.Sc. - Merchant Marine Academy, Gdynia, Poland, 1956
Academic
affiliations
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
School of Marine and Environmental Affairs – Associate Professor (Ret.)
Ellison Center for Russian, East European and Central Asia Studies –
Affiliate Associate Professor
Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University, Port Elizabeth, RSA
Honors
and Awards
Institute,
Distinguished 2013
World Great Scholar
by Korean Maritime
2013 (publication: “Ocean and
Fisheries: Future Prospects by 13
World’s Great Scholars”, KMI.
Seoul, November 13, 2013
Senior Fulbright Specialist
Fulbright Specialist
Fulbright Core Grantee
Fulbright Scholar
Chile, 2014
Republic of South Africa, 2012
Poland 2007
USA 1976
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Medal of Honor from Gdynia Maritime University – 2008
Medal of the Sea Fisheries Institute – Gdynia – 2005
Work experience
in marine fields
Consultant of the World Bank
Consultant for USAID
Consulting services for UNFAO,
UNCTAD, UNIDO, UN Center for
Transnational Corporations,
Consultant for the US, Russian and
Korean private sector marine
companies
Running own consulting company
1984 – present time
1994 – 1998
1984 - 2000
1984 – present time
1985 – present time
Visiting and
external academic
positions
Visiting Professor Nelson Mandela Metropolitan
University (NMMU) – 2002 – present
Visiting Professor and teaching in Warsaw School of Economics,
January - July, 2007
Visiting Professor Warsaw University of Technology, February – June,
2008,
Lecturing in Zhejiang Ocean University, China – October – November,
2011
Visiting lectures in Department of Development Studies, NMMU,
Republic of South Africa – January – February 2012
Visiting seminars in University Colegio Mayor de Cundinamarca –
Bogota, Colombia, October, 2012
Visiting lectures in Department of Development Studies, NMMU – 2009
Major
research
projects
Research for the Korean Maritime Institute – Seoul, on the Arctic,
marine resource policy toward Africa, aid programs for developing
countries and an analysis of the South America fisheries and
aquaculture (Atlantic and Pacific coasts). Sponsorship through UW –
Korea Cooperative Agreement in force between 2009 to the 2015.
Research in Guinea-Bissau for USAID-TIPS Project (US$ 17 mln),
the World Bank and other international donor organizations (1984 –
1998). Maritime sector analysis in Guinea-Conakry and Mauritania
(1994 – 2000).
Listing of some most important research and outreach projects:
Guest seminars in Universidad Colegio Mayor de Cundinamarca –
Bogota, Colombia (research on the Future of university education) –
October, 2012
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a) Zhoushan Ocean University – Zhejiang Province, China (Seminar
series and research on possibilities to establish dept. of the ocean
policy studies there) - October – November 2011,
b) Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University (research paper on
Contribution of the maritime sector to the national economy – 2009
and 2011,
c) Warsaw University of Technology (advising on establishing the
new Department of Management – February – July 008
d) Warsaw School of Economics (Lecture series as Visiting Fulbright
Scholar on international economic relations),- 2007
e) Principal Investigator (PI) - Establishing Marine Affairs Program
and Curriculum in the Department of Development Studies, Nelson
Mandela Metropolitan University – 2002 – 2004. Funding sources:
USAID, NOAA, UW. US$ 500,000.f) Co – PI, Impacts of population on the marine living resources of
the Zhoushan Archipelago, China - 2001 – 2002. MacArthur
Foundation, US$ 250,000.g) PI - Populations and international trade relations in the AsiaPacific (China, Russia, Korea). 2003. Funding from NOAA,
US$ 150,000.h) Research team member: KMI – SMEA Cooperative Research
Agreement. The following projects were completed:
 Russian Arctic Development - 2009,
 Korean Ocean Policy Toward Developing Countries - 2010
 The ODA Policy for Korea – 2011,
 South American Fisheries Analysis – 2012,
Funding from Korean Maritime Institute at the level of approx.
US$ 100,000 per year for 2 to 4 projects.
Expertise in
International strategic planning of marine resources,
Advising governments of developing countries in their maritime sectors
development,
Marine business and investment,
Socio-economic and marine environmental assessments of the regional
and national marine sectors
Russian and East European marine affairs
Russian Arctic development and policies
Work in Africa,
South America
and NE Asia
Extensive advisory and research activity in
Guinea-Bissau, Mauritania, Guinea-Conakry,
South Africa, Mozambique, Chile, Peru, Ecuador
and Colombia. Projects and teaching in China,
Korea, Soviet Union and Russian Federation.
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Participation in
Ph.D. Committees Ph. D. dissertation of Mr. Sangmin Yoo –
Electrical Engineering - 2010
Ph.D. dissertation of Mr. Smith Tchumachua – Thailand 1998
Ph. D. dissertation of Mr. John Courtney – Dept. of Canadian
Studies, 1996
Ph.D. dissertation of Ms. Kijeong Kim/ Korea - Communications –
1994
Ph. D. dissertation of Mr. Khaled Hariri/Yemen – SAFS – 1988
Leadership or
Member of Master
Degree
Over 40 graduate students during 1990 - to the present time
Committees
in RECAS and
SMEA
Field work and
Consulting in
Africa (7 countries), South America (6 countries), Asia (3
countries), Soviet Union/Russia – all from 1984 - present
MOST RECENT REFEREED PUBLICATIONS
AND OTHER SIGNIFICANT STUDIES
Kaczynski, V.M. (2016), Introduction to the Northwest Passage: From the Bering Sea to
Greenland, Manuscript for Korea Maritime Institute, Busan, Korea, submitted February 23.
School of Marine Affairs, University of Washington, Seattle, WA. 50 pp
The
economic contribution of the ocean sector in South Africa, in: Journal of Studies in
Economics and Econometrics 2014, 38(2), Published by the Bureau for Economic Research and the
Graduate School of Business, University of Stellenbosch, Republic of South Africa.
S. Hosking, D. Du Preez, V. Kaczynski, J. Hosking, M. Du Preez and R. Haines,(2014)
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Kaczynski, V.M. (2014), The IUU Fishing in West Africa: Management and Policy Considerations,
Cooperative research with Dr. Hong Hyun Pyo, Korea Maritime Institute, published in KMI-UW CoResearch Program Report in 2014, Korea Maritime Institute, Seoul, February. Pp. 1 – 45.
Kaczynski, V.M. (2014) The South America-Atlantic Fisheries: Main Assets and Challenges for
International Cooperation, Manuscript prepared for Korean Maritime Institute, under Cooperation
Agreement with School of Marine and Environmental Affairs, University of Washington, published by
Korean Maritime Institute, as a Co-Research Program Report in 2012, Seoul, Korea, June 2013.
Kaczynski, Vladimir (2013), Environmental and Socio-Economic factors of growth and prospects for
cooperation with the fisheries sectors of South American Pacific coastal states. Manuscript prepared
for Korean Maritime Institute, under Cooperation Agreement with School of Marine and Environmental
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Affairs, University of Washington, published by Korean Maritime Institute, as a Co-Research Program
Report in 2012, pp. 1- 64 - Seoul, Korea, June 2013.
Kaczynski, Vladimir, (2013) Russian Arctic resource development and related policy considerations,
Georgetown Journal of International Affairs, Georgetown University, Washington, D.C.,
Spring/Summer 2013.
Kaczynski, Vladimir (2012), Integration of the distant-water interests with the coastal state’s
economy: The case of Alaska Pollock Fishery in the US waters, Manuscript prepared for MRAG –
Brisbane, Australia under their contract with the World Bank, Seattle, December 2012).
Kaczynski. V. (2012), The role of Maritime Clusters in promotion and incubation of small and medium
maritime business enterprises: The South Africa Perspective In: Proceedings of the 7th International
Gwangyang Port Forum, Korea Port Economic Association, Seoul, Korea, September 16 – 17, 2012.
Kaczynski, V. (2012) The future of sustainable use of the oceans: The role of South Africa, in:
Perspectives – Perspectives on real economy issues, 2012, 4th Edition, Coega Development
Corporation, Port Elizabeth, Republic of South Africa.
Kaczynski, V. (2012), Russian Arctic Shipping and Icebreaking. In: Proceedings of the International
Seminar of the Graduate School of Logistics (GSL), University of Incheon, Incheon, Korea, September
18, 2012.
Kaczynski, V. (2012), Integrative evaluation of the contemporary human impacts on the world ocean
and costal resources, Environment and Economics Journal. An Anniversary Edition, Economics and
Natural Resources Foundation, www.fe.org.pl/ Bialystok, Poland (in press).
Kaczynski, V. M. (2011) The Future of Blue Economy: Lessons for the European Union, Foundations
of Management, No. 1., 2011, Warsaw University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland.
Kaczynski V. M., Ryu Jongseong (2011), Official Development Assistance Policy of Korea towards
sustainable development of developing countries in marine sectors, International Journal of Fisheries
and Marine Affairs, Korean Maritime Institute, 2nd Semester 2011, Seoul, Republic of Korea.
Kaczynski, V. M., Ryu, J. S. (2010), Korea’s Maritime Strategy Toward African Coastal States:
Implications for Official Development Assistance, School of Marine and Environmental Affairs, College
of the Environment University of Washington, Seattle, WA Cooperative Research Study for Korean
Maritime Institute, Seoul, Republic of Korea, February.
Kaczynski, V. (2009), Russian Arctic Development, School of Marine Affairs, University, for Korean
Maritime Institute, Seoul, Korea (peer reviewed manuscript).
Kaczynski, V. M. (2009), China’s activities in coastal West Africa, Fishery Resources Journal, No. 4,
pp. 17 – 19, Murmansk, Russian Federation www.fisheries.ru/ (in Russian)
Ryu, Jonseong, Kaczynski, V.M. (2009), Review on some aspects of legal and scientific
understandings regarding outer continental shelf limits in the Arctic Ocean, KMI International Journal
of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries, June, Volume 1, Issue 1.
Kaczynski, V., and Brosnan, M., (2008), Management of Arctic Resources: Economic, Environmental,
Legal and Policy Considerations, in: Proceedings of 4th International Conference on Globalization,
Energy and Environment, Warsaw School of Economics, May 29-30, 2008.
Kaczynski, V. M. (2007), US – Russian Bering Sea Marine Border Dispute: Conflict over Strategic
Assets, Fisheries and Energy Resources, Russian Analytical Digest, No. 20, May 1, 2007, University of
Bremen, Germany.
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Kaczynski, V.M. (2007), The Kurile Islands Dispute Between Russia and Japan: Perspectives of Three
Ocean Powers, in Russian Analytical Digest, No. 20, May 1, 2007, University of Bremen, Germany.
Kaczynski, V.M. (2006), Manual of Monitoring, Control and Fisheries Surveillance of the 200-mile
Exclusive Economic Zone and the Biosphere of Archipelago Bolama-Bijagos, Guinea-Bissau (Manual
de Monitoramento, Controlo e Fiscalizacao da ZEE e Biosfera de Arquipélago Bolama-Bijagos, GuineBissau) Projecto de Gestão Costeira e Biodiversidade Marinha da Guine-Bissau, Banco Mundial,
Bissau-Seattle, Maio 15 (peer-reviewed by the Government of Guinea-Bissau), The World Bank, March,
Bissau-Seattle.
Kaczynski, V.M. (2005), US Policy Toward Developing Countries, School of Marine Affairs, University
of Washington, Seattle, WA Article published in the School of Marine Affairs website:
http://www.sma.washington.edu/research pog/policy_world.html
Kaczynski, V.M. (2004) Impacts of International Trade on Sustainability of the Ocean and Coastal
Resources in Developing Countries, Chapter 2 in: Budnikowski, A. and Cygler M. Environmental
Protection and Processes of Integration and Globalization, Warsaw School of Economics, May,
Warsaw.
Kaczynski, V. M. (2004) Ocean Policy Toward Russia and the Pacific Fisheries: The U.S. and Western
Countries Perspective, Chapter VIII in: Harry N. Scheiber H. N., and Mengerink K.J., (Editors) The
Law of the Sea Institute, Earl Warren Legal Institute, University of California, Berkeley.
Kaczynski, V.M. (2002), Impact of Population, Consumption and International Trade on Sustainability
of the Ocean and Coastal Resources of the Pacific Rim, Proceedings of the Seoul Ocean Seminar of
the 1st APEC Ocean-Related Ministerial Meeting, April 22 – 23, Seoul, Korea, pp. 187 – 212.
Kaczynski V. M., Dave L. Fluharty, (2002) “European policies in West Africa: Who benefits from
fisheries agreements?” Marine Policy Journal, No. 26 (2002), pp. 75-93.
Kaczynski, V.M., (2002) US Ocean Policy Toward Russia, Jackson School of International Studies REECAS News Letter, University of Washington, Seattle, Spring.
Kaczynski, V.M., Christie, J.P. (2001) Lessons Learned Evaluation of the Coastal Resources
Management Program in Ecuador, A Study for the Inter-American Development Bank, Guayaquil –
Seattle, October 11.
Kaczynski V. M., Looney. S. W. (2000), “Coastal Resources as an Engine of Growth and Reduction of
Poverty in West Africa: Marine Policy Considerations.” Coastal Management Journal, No. 28 (2000),
pp. 235-248.
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