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A group of six authors, including two CERGE-EI faculty members Michal Bauer and Julie Chytilová, has published a paper analyzing the impact of war conflicts. By showing that war can foster local cooperation and civic engagement, the paper offers a new perspective on one of the legacies of war.

Read more …CERGE-EI Journal Article Featured in the Media

107 papers from 48 countries were submitted to the first round of this year’s New Economic Talent competition. Of these, 89 papers from 30 countries were admitted to the first round.

The Evaluation Committee has selected the 12 top papers and from them the top 5 entrants, who will present their papers during the final round in Prague in November 2016.

Read more …New Economic Talent 2016 - Finalists Selected

It is with deep sadness that we inform you that Professor Jan Kmenta passed away this Sunday, July 24. Jan was a great and long friend of CERGE-EI. 

Read more …Prof. Jan Kmenta - Obituary

CERGE-EI offers a unique opportunity for high school students to gain a deeper understanding of Economics and learn how to apply modern research methodology.

Projects in Applied Economics for Talented Students aims at talented and motivated high school students who like Mathematics. Between September and December 2016, several afternoon seminars led by advanced CERGE-EI PhD students and graduates will be held in the center of Prague.

Check CERGE-EI website for more information. If interested, fill in a simple online registration. The deadline for applications is September 12. First come first served!

A record number of new Teaching Fellows from numerous countries will be coming to Prague for the 2016 August Teaching Fellows Course. New Fellows from Georgia, Hungary, Ukraine, and numerous other countries will participate this year.

The course features workshops and group discussions on modern economics teaching practices, and is also a great chance to network with others in the field.

The CERGE-EI Teaching Fellows program was launched in 2007 to increase the quality of undergraduate teaching in economics universities throughout the CEE and CIS regions. Since then, Teaching Fellows have taught in 25 countries reaching 70 000 students. In the 2015/16 academic year alone, 94 CERGE-EI Teaching Fellows were teaching courses at 64 universities in 23 countries throughout Eastern Europe, the Caucasus, Central Asia, Russia and Ukraine.

More information on the program available on the CERGE-EI website.