Bartosz Bartkowski
@bartoszbartk.com
Environmental economist | land use🚜🌱 / soils🪱 / biodiversity🪲 | behaviour & policy | social–ecological modelling | ast prof at @ufz.de & @unihalle.bsky.social | tea addict🫖 | jazz afficionado🎷 | born at 352 ppm | posts in 🇩🇪 🇬🇧 🇵🇱
https://bartoszbartk.com
https://bartoszbartk.com
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December 17, 2025 at 2:45 PM
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Der Campus ist schon mal sehr nett😉 Die Menschen sowieso.
December 8, 2025 at 9:57 AM
Der Campus ist schon mal sehr nett😉 Die Menschen sowieso.
Der Auftritt ist übrigens im Rahmen einer Vortragsreihe, in der schon lauter spannende Menschen ihre Arbeit vorgestellt haben:
December 7, 2025 at 12:25 PM
Der Auftritt ist übrigens im Rahmen einer Vortragsreihe, in der schon lauter spannende Menschen ihre Arbeit vorgestellt haben:
Der Plan für morgen. Und da Hohenheim nicht direkt um die Ecke liegt, sitze ich gerade schon in der Tram Richtung Bahnhof. Ich bin gespannt auf den Austausch mit @arndtfeuerbacher.bsky.social und @beatleresearch.bsky.social sowie weiteren Hohenheimer Kolleg:innen.
December 7, 2025 at 11:48 AM
Der Plan für morgen. Und da Hohenheim nicht direkt um die Ecke liegt, sitze ich gerade schon in der Tram Richtung Bahnhof. Ich bin gespannt auf den Austausch mit @arndtfeuerbacher.bsky.social und @beatleresearch.bsky.social sowie weiteren Hohenheimer Kolleg:innen.
The art of the footnote oder Warum lese ich so was eigentlich?
(P.S. So was = Habermas‘ Habil aka Strukturwandel der Öffentlichkeit)
(P.S. So was = Habermas‘ Habil aka Strukturwandel der Öffentlichkeit)
November 29, 2025 at 4:58 PM
The art of the footnote oder Warum lese ich so was eigentlich?
(P.S. So was = Habermas‘ Habil aka Strukturwandel der Öffentlichkeit)
(P.S. So was = Habermas‘ Habil aka Strukturwandel der Öffentlichkeit)
Ich musste bei diesem Aufkleber an eure Forschung denken, @plehmann.bsky.social Weißt du, ob das Gesetz liefern kann, was es verspricht?
November 29, 2025 at 8:43 AM
Ich musste bei diesem Aufkleber an eure Forschung denken, @plehmann.bsky.social Weißt du, ob das Gesetz liefern kann, was es verspricht?
Die Transformation einer wilden Zusammensetzung von Zutaten in einen veganen Bigos à la Bartosz ist vollbracht👨🏻🍳🥘
November 22, 2025 at 10:39 AM
Die Transformation einer wilden Zusammensetzung von Zutaten in einen veganen Bigos à la Bartosz ist vollbracht👨🏻🍳🥘
Random brag: one of the biggest successes of my academic career so far has been the one (full) paragraph on my first PhD paper in Hanley/Shogren/White's Introduction to Environmental Economics.
November 11, 2025 at 7:26 PM
Random brag: one of the biggest successes of my academic career so far has been the one (full) paragraph on my first PhD paper in Hanley/Shogren/White's Introduction to Environmental Economics.
I've had retreats in less attractive places.
Meet Stolberg in the Harz mountains.
Meet Stolberg in the Harz mountains.
November 6, 2025 at 10:39 AM
I've had retreats in less attractive places.
Meet Stolberg in the Harz mountains.
Meet Stolberg in the Harz mountains.
I love being ripped out of my cozy Eurocentrism from time to time.
October 31, 2025 at 9:06 AM
I love being ripped out of my cozy Eurocentrism from time to time.
My new favourite cinematic dialogue (from Suits, S9E7):
October 26, 2025 at 7:50 PM
My new favourite cinematic dialogue (from Suits, S9E7):
Aktuelle Lektüre; ein Buch über die Schicksale und Entscheidungen von Jud:innen in Polen nach dem Krieg. Deprimierend. Das Maß an Antisemitismus in Polen war erschreckend (und ist es auch heute noch).
October 26, 2025 at 9:03 AM
Aktuelle Lektüre; ein Buch über die Schicksale und Entscheidungen von Jud:innen in Polen nach dem Krieg. Deprimierend. Das Maß an Antisemitismus in Polen war erschreckend (und ist es auch heute noch).
That's a lot... Way more than I had on the other platform (with fewer interactions than there, though).
October 14, 2025 at 4:46 AM
That's a lot... Way more than I had on the other platform (with fewer interactions than there, though).
Does this sound right? (it seems to be merging you with some much older Georg Henning, but that one barely has any citations, so it doesn't affect the H)
October 13, 2025 at 4:19 PM
Does this sound right? (it seems to be merging you with some much older Georg Henning, but that one barely has any citations, so it doesn't affect the H)
Zwischen diesen drei Aushängen sind es vielleicht je 2 m... Die anderen beiden Türen in diesem Waggon sind ebenfalls defekt. Die Züge auf dieser Strecke (Kopenhagen–Hamburg) sind wirklich eine Katastrophe.
October 9, 2025 at 11:01 AM
Zwischen diesen drei Aushängen sind es vielleicht je 2 m... Die anderen beiden Türen in diesem Waggon sind ebenfalls defekt. Die Züge auf dieser Strecke (Kopenhagen–Hamburg) sind wirklich eine Katastrophe.
It's time to say Farvel today. I've had a great time at the Department of Food and Resource Economics (IFRO), University of Copenhagen. I'll miss the colleagues, the cycling infrastructure, the green spaces. Still, I'm really looking forward to seeing my family again. 5+ weeks is a lot.
October 9, 2025 at 7:08 AM
It's time to say Farvel today. I've had a great time at the Department of Food and Resource Economics (IFRO), University of Copenhagen. I'll miss the colleagues, the cycling infrastructure, the green spaces. Still, I'm really looking forward to seeing my family again. 5+ weeks is a lot.
Fun activity during my goodbye-cake break at IFRO: trying to "carbon-date" this map of Europe. We narrowed it down to probably early 60's, using mainly non-European hints (Egypt is called "United Arab Republic", Algeria is independent, Gaza is still controlled by Egypt).
October 8, 2025 at 1:24 PM
Fun activity during my goodbye-cake break at IFRO: trying to "carbon-date" this map of Europe. We narrowed it down to probably early 60's, using mainly non-European hints (Egypt is called "United Arab Republic", Algeria is independent, Gaza is still controlled by Egypt).
Visited the Department of Environmental Science of @au.dk in Roskilde/Risø to give not one, but two talks🤓 Learned something extremely important there:
October 6, 2025 at 5:25 PM
Visited the Department of Environmental Science of @au.dk in Roskilde/Risø to give not one, but two talks🤓 Learned something extremely important there:
What I like most about Copenhagen (next to its amazing cycling infrastructure) is the density and quality of public spaces: parks, cemeteries (used as parks around here), playgrounds, open-air sports facilities small and large... I don't think I've seen anything like that anywhere else.
October 5, 2025 at 3:57 PM
What I like most about Copenhagen (next to its amazing cycling infrastructure) is the density and quality of public spaces: parks, cemeteries (used as parks around here), playgrounds, open-air sports facilities small and large... I don't think I've seen anything like that anywhere else.
My own form of escapism from Trump, Babiš, Gaza, Ukraine and random drones.
(I originally started reading this book some 17 years ago, re-started it a few times and really got going in June this year; no idea why, but I derive a lot of satisfaction from reading it)
(I originally started reading this book some 17 years ago, re-started it a few times and really got going in June this year; no idea why, but I derive a lot of satisfaction from reading it)
October 5, 2025 at 3:35 PM
My own form of escapism from Trump, Babiš, Gaza, Ukraine and random drones.
(I originally started reading this book some 17 years ago, re-started it a few times and really got going in June this year; no idea why, but I derive a lot of satisfaction from reading it)
(I originally started reading this book some 17 years ago, re-started it a few times and really got going in June this year; no idea why, but I derive a lot of satisfaction from reading it)
It's kind of funny that I've ended up doing my first ever research stay (it's tricky when you have a family...) in the same country/city where we did our first holidays as emigrants (and people who can afford proper holidays), 21 years ago.
October 4, 2025 at 9:37 AM
It's kind of funny that I've ended up doing my first ever research stay (it's tricky when you have a family...) in the same country/city where we did our first holidays as emigrants (and people who can afford proper holidays), 21 years ago.
4/ To study this, we applied the Q methodology. Based on various statements by farmers’ associations, policy documents, scientific literature and previous interviews, we formulated 71 functions that farmers may be expected to fulfil, and asked 28 farmers from Eastern Germany to rank these.
September 30, 2025 at 11:53 AM
4/ To study this, we applied the Q methodology. Based on various statements by farmers’ associations, policy documents, scientific literature and previous interviews, we formulated 71 functions that farmers may be expected to fulfil, and asked 28 farmers from Eastern Germany to rank these.