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IDEA FOR THE 2017 ELECTIONS: Teachers´ salaries
// CREATION DATE // note the special format due to date() not functioning with other languages ?> // CREATION DATE MOVED UP ?>The first publication of the project IDEA FOR THE 2017 ELECTIONS analyzing political manifestos concerns the topic of salary level of Czech teachers. The author of "Teachers salaries in Czech election manifestos: an overview and breakdown" is Daniel Munich.
IDEA FOR 2017 ELECTIONS: A Special Project
// CREATION DATE // note the special format due to date() not functioning with other languages ?> // CREATION DATE MOVED UP ?>On the eve of parliamentary elections in the Czech Republic, the IDEA think-tank and Hospodářské noviny daily prepared IDEA FOR THE 2017 ELECTIONS, a special project the purpose of which is to present to the electorate several selected socio-economic themes in a comprehensible manner and to formulate key questions for public discussion.
The New Economics of Higher Education
// CREATION DATE // note the special format due to date() not functioning with other languages ?> // CREATION DATE MOVED UP ?>We would like to invite you to a public lecture by Professor Jo Ritzen (Maastricht University) which takes place at CERGE-EI, Politických vězňů 7, Prague 1 on May 19th at 10 AM.
Professor Jo Ritzen is a former minister of education during the 1990s who contributed to fundamental reforms of the Dutch higher education system and research.
World economy: Traversing uncertainty
// CREATION DATE // note the special format due to date() not functioning with other languages ?> // CREATION DATE MOVED UP ?>March 30, 2017 Columbia University (by Jan Svejnar) For the last five years the global economy has grown at a disappointingly slow rate of about 3 percent. Every year the rate of growth fell below expectations and this gradually resulted in lower future output expectations and reduction in spending and potential GDP growth.
Predatory journals in Scopus
// CREATION DATE // note the special format due to date() not functioning with other languages ?> // CREATION DATE MOVED UP ?>The study maps the penetration of so-called “predatory” scholarly journals into the citation database Scopus. Predatory journals exploit the author pays open access model, and conduct only cursory or no peer review, despite claims to the contrary. Some such journals will publish almost anything for money.
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