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Professor Kahanec (Public Policy) publishes an article on Roma integration in European labor markets in IZA's World of Labor

Submitted by KahanecM on May 31, 2014

Martin Kahanec, Associate Professor at the Department of Public Policy, publishes an article on "Roma integration in European labor markets" in IZA World of Labor.

Jessica Jewell: high energy intensity of Ukraine's industry challenges its energy sector

Submitted by Pakalkaite_Vija on May 7, 2014

Environmental and Energy Studies

The Economist have published a letter to the editor by an EPRG alumna Jessica Jewell (PhD EnvSci 2013, currently with IIASA, Austria) on Ukrainian energy use. Jessica argues that the challenge with Ukraine’s energy is the high energy intensity of its industry. Read more here.

Professor Kahanec (DPP) publishes in IZA Journal of Migration on how immigration may reduce inequality

Submitted by KahanecM on Mar 17, 2014

Martin Kahanec, Associate Professor at the Department of Public Policy, publishes an article on "How skilled immigration may improve economic equality" in IZA Journal of Migration.

Professor Martin Kahanec (DPP) talks at a European Commission/CEPS expert seminar on migration

Submitted by KahanecM on Mar 17, 2014

Martin Kahanec, Associate Professor at the Department of Public Policy, presented as an invited expert at a seminar “Re-Thinking Attractiveness of Labour Migration Policies - Comparative Perspectives on the EU, the USA, Canada and Beyond” jointly organized by DG HOME, European Commission and CEPS under the NEUJOBS FP7 project in Brussels on February 14, 2014. Kahanec outlined a number of migration policy options and advocated for a flexible migration framework enabling Europe to attract and select immigrants with sound prospects in the labor market.

And yet another prize!

Submitted by biberk on Feb 21, 2014

Philosophy

And yet another prize! Daniel Kodaj won the 2014 Religious Studies Postgraduate Essay Prize (jointly with Ryan Davis (Harvard)) with his essay 'The problem of religious evil'. The paper will be published in the December 2014 issue of Religious Studies. Warm congratulations, Dani!

CEU at the World Water Week in Stockholm

Submitted by lagutov on Sep 1, 2013

The Environmental Systems Laboratory (http://syslab.ceu.hu) represents CEU at the World Water Week (http://www.worldwaterweek.org) held in Stockholm on September 1-6, 2013. Throughout the this event week, participants will have the opportunity to engage with leaders from government, business, academia and members from nearly 250 convening organisations. The theme for this year's Week is “Water Cooperation: Building Partnerships”.