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New Academic Year at CERGE-EI

3 September, 2026

New academic year is beginning at CERGE-EI, bringing new faces, new perspectives, and important developments across our academic community and study programs. We are delighted to welcome new members of our faculty: Alaitz Ayarza Astigarraga, Maxi Guennewig and Konuray Mutluer.

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Gérard Roland on Why Democracy and the Nation-State May Be on a Collision Course

28 August, 2026

In a new interview for the CERGE-EI Blog, economist Gérard Roland discusses the ideas behind his latest book, Empires, Nation-States, and Democracies, and reflects on the future of democracy in an increasingly unstable global order.

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Researchers’ Night at CERGE-EI

25 August, 2026

On Friday, September 25, 2026, CERGE-EI will take part in Researchers’ Night and open the doors of Schebek Palace to the public. The program will begin at 3 PM and will include three lectures, ciphers, a family game, and an opportunity to explore the second floor of CERGE-EI’s historic building in the center of Prague.

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New Talking Economics Episode: What Really Helps Refugees Integrate into Labour Markets?

13 August, 2026

In a new episode of CERGE-EI’s Talking Economics podcast, Assistant Professor Achim Ahrens discusses what economic research tells us about migration, refugees and labour market integration. Speaking with host Katarina Stehlíková Štěpánková, Ahrens explains that the labour market effects of migration are far more complex than public debate often suggests.

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Czech-Swiss Team Is Developing a Smartphone Tool to Identify Early Signs of Neurodegenerative Diseases

4 August, 2026

A new project, "Remote Assessment of Neurodegenerative Diseases and Dementia", brings together Radim Boháček of CERGE-EI and researchers from Czech and Swiss institutions to develop a smartphone-based tool for studying potential early signs of neurodegenerative diseases.

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