Hanna Kotina, PhD

PhD in Economics, Associate Professor

Kyiv National Economic University (Ukraine)

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Telefon: +49 (0)421 218-66992
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Forschung:

Public and Local Public Finance
Fiscal Decentralization
Tax Policy
Macrofinancial Planning and Risk-management

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Hanna Kotina started her position as an Associate Professor at the Department of Finance named after Viktor Fedosov at Kyiv National Economic University named after Vadym Hetman in March 2014. In March 2022, she was invited to the University of Bremen as a Gast Researcher at the Faculty of Economics and Business Studies, Professorship in Federal and Regional Financial Relations.

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Ausbildung
2017 - 2019	Postdoc at the Department of Finance of Kyiv National Economic University named after Vadym Hetman (KNEU), Ukraine
2015	Docent of Finance KNEU, Ukraine
2012	Candidate of Economic Sciences (PhD in Economics)
2006 - 2010	PhD School, Department of Finance, KNEU, Ukraine
2001 – 2006	Master of Finance, KNEU (diploma with honors), 2006

Berufliche Praxis / Praktika
seit April 2022	Gast Researcher, University of Bremen, Germany
seit 2014	Associate Professor at the Department of Finance named after Viktor Fedosov, KNEU, Ukraine
seit 2016	Head of the Council of Young Scientists, KNEU, Ukraine
2015 - 2017	Deputy Head of the Institute of Continuous and Postgraduate Education
2011 - 2014	Senior lecturer at the Department of Finance, KNEU, Ukraine
2010 - 2011	Assistant Lecturer at the Department of Finance, KNEU, Ukraine
2005 - 2006	Internship, State Tax Administration of Kyiv, Ukraine

Kotina, Hanna, Stepura, Maryna and Kondro, Pavlo. (2022): "How does active digital transformation affect the efficiency of governance and sustainability of public finance? The Ukrainian case", Baltic Journal of Economic Studies, Vol. 8, Issue 1, P. 75-82.

Kotina, Hanna, Stepura, Maryna, Fedosov, Viktor, Hryzoglazov, Denys and Bilinets, Marina. (2020): "Competitiveness of Higher Education in Ukraine and Certain European Countries: Empirical Studies on Funding and Academic Attractiveness", WSEAS Transactions on Business and Economics, Vol. 17, P. 849-858.

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Hanna Kotina, PhD

PhD in Economics, Associate Professor

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