Jan Váška: The UK is in a social crisis. Property prices in the country are skyrocketing
Read an interview with Jan Váška, a researcher at the Institute of International Studies, who focuses on European integration, the Czech Republic’s membership in international organisations and the UK’s political…
Brothers from IKSŽ are engaged in research on the gaming industry. They are now mapping its situation on a regional level across Europe
Jaroslav and Jan Švelch work at the Institute of Communication Studies and Journalism. Their research focuses on the development of the gaming industry. As brothers, they often collaborate and consult…
Internationally renowned theorist Teun van Dijk visited Prague and discussed cooperation with FSV UK
Researchers from the Institute of Political Studies FSV UK are working on a project focusing on research on online and offline extremism. The project would involve the participation of Teun…
Michal Parízek: Academic work is not only about teaching and research, we should pass on our knowledge further
What research projects is he currently working on? How does his experience of studying abroad influence his teaching style? And why does he think it is important to develop the…
“We need a systematic and conceptual change.” IES FSV UK researcher aims for more efficient healthcare in Europe
The FLASH project aims to carry out a thorough analysis of healthcare financing mechanisms in Europe and bring changes which will contribute to a resilient and flexible European healthcare system.
The second anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine: How should the Czech Republic effectively support Ukraine now?
On February 24, 2024, two years will pass since Russian troops entered the territory of Ukraine. On this occasion, academics from the Expert Group for Ukraine (ESU) present their view…
Dino Numerato: I get inspired by my PhD students, consulting with them is refreshing
Read our interview with Dino Numerato, a researcher at the Institute of Sociological Studies FSV UK.
International Day of Women and Girls in Science: How did female researchers from FSV UK succeed in the academic world?
On February 11, we traditionally celebrate the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, the aim of which is to remind us of their essential role in the scientific…
Narrow specialisation on a selected topic is a successful tactic in the field of international debates. But how do small states choose them? Research from IMS FSV UK seeks the answer
Small states often search for a way to the forefront of high-level European policy debates. Specialisation in a chosen topic has long been identified as a key aspect of success.…
Zuzana Havránková: Smaller classes do not help pupils achieve better results in schools
Read the interview with leading Czech economist Zuzana Havránková from the Institute of Economic Studies FSV UK.