Petr Janský M.Sc.
Field of interest: International finance and trade, development economics, public finance and economic policy.
Membership: Center for Doctoral Studies, European Economic Integration and Economic Policy, Internal, PhD Candidates
Contact
Office: 602
Email: jansky [AT] fsv [DOT] cuni [DOT] cz
Phone:
Personal web pages: Osobní stránky a Blog na ihned.cz (personal webpage and blog, both only in Czech)
Available: arranged via email, usually at 9.30 on Wednesday
More information
Syllabi
Course supervisor
JEM139 - Integrity, Law and Economics
JEB102 - Principle of Economics II
JEB101 - Principles of Economics I
Teacher
JEB020 - Economic Policy I
JEB021 - Economic Policy II
ELBF - Economics and Law in Banking and Finance
JEM139 - Integrity, Law and Economics
JEB102 - Principle of Economics II
JEB101 - Principles of Economics I
Assistant
ELBF - Economics and Law in Banking and Finance
PhD study
Tutor: Michal Bauer Ph.D., Renomia Chair
Studying from: 2009
PhDr examination: 09/2010
Final exam: 09/2010
Dissertation Proposal defence: 2013
Dissertation defence: 2013
Current work:
Essays on International and Development Economics
Dissertation topic:
International and Development Economics
Disertation abstract:
Essays on International and Development Economics
Optional courses:
2009/2010 WS:
Econometrics A
ETPM - Economic Theory of Political Markets
ELBF - Economics and Law in Banking and Finance
2009/2010 SS:
ETPM - Economic Theory of Political Markets
ELBF - Economics and Law in Banking and Finance
2010/2011 SS:
ETPM - Economic Theory of Political Markets
ELBF - Economics and Law in Banking and Finance
CV
Organisation Memberships
Czech Economic Association, Royal Economic Society, European Economic Association, American Economic Association
Education
2009– Charles University, IES FSV, Prague: Ph.D. Programme in Economics
2008–2009 University of Oxford, Oxford: Master of Science in Economics for Development
2005–2008 Charles University, IES FSV, Prague: Bachelor of Science in Economics
Job history
Teaching the following courses (lecturer and supervisor in many cases, sometimes teaching assistant):
2011/12 SS: Principles of Economics II
2011/12 SS: Economics and Law in Banking and Finance
2011/12 SS: Economic Policy II
2011/12 SS: Integrity, Law and Economics
2011/12 WS: Principles of Economics I
2011/12 WS: Economics and Law in Banking and Finance
2011/12 WS: Economic Policy I
2010/11 SS: Principles of Economics II
2010/11 SS: Economics and Law in Banking and Finance
2010/11 SS: Economic Policy II
2010/11 WS: Principles of Economics I
2010/11 WS: Bachelors' Thesis Seminar II
2010/11 WS: Economics and Law in Banking and Finance
2010/11 WS: Economic Policy I
2009/10 SS: Economics II
2009/10 SS: Economic Policy II
2009/10 SS: International Finance
2009/10 SS: Development Economics
2009/10 SS: Bachelors' Thesis Seminar I
2009/10 SS: Bachelors' Thesis Seminar II
2009/10 WS: Economics I
2009/10 WS: Economic Policy I
2009/10 WS: International Trade
2009/10 WS: Bachelors' Thesis Seminar II
Ongoing research projects:
2010- Public procurement, transparency, corruption (with J. Chvalkovska and J. Skuhrovec)
2009- Are Newly Developed Countries Better or Worse at Development Cooperation? (with M. Bauer)
2009- Bailouts in Banking: Curse or Salvation (with K. Janda and J. Šolc)
2009- Estimating Financial Transparency through Macroeconomic Variables (with A. Cobham)
2009- Ghana Cocoa Farmers Survey: microfinance program evaluation, time preference, biased probability judgment, Dutch disease, production function (some of it with F. Teal, A. Zeitlin, M. Bauer, J. Chytilová, J. Průša)
2009- What are the World’s Most Financially Opaque Countries?
2008-2010 The Relationship between Economic and Environmental Performance in an Emerging Economy (with T. Brzobohatý)
Extra activities
2010- National Economic Council, NERV, member of the anti-corruption and competitiveness subcommittees
2010 Tax Justice Network
2010 Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative
2010 United Nations Development Programme
2010- IDEA, CERGE-EI
2009– Oxford University, Centre for the Study of African Economies, Oxford, Accra, Ghana, and Prague
2009– Charles University, IES FSV, Prague
2009 Christian Aid, Oxford and London (see http://www.financialsecrecyindex.com)
2008 Ernst & Young, Prague
2006 M. C. Triton and Bawag Bank, Prague
2005 City Council, Kuřim
Awards and prizes
2010-2011 Stipendium Husovy nadace
2008-2009 Shell Centenary Scholarship
2007-2008 Ernst & Young Scholarship
2007 Goldman Sachs Global Leader
Topics for supervision
Bachelor theses
I am happy to supervise theses - please see the attached file for details and topics.
Topics and details for supervision.
Master theses
I am happy to supervise theses - please see the attached file for details and topics.
Topics and details for supervision.
Supervised Bachelor theses
all/awarded: 8/2
Awarded:
Bc. Petr Filipec, Bc. Zuzana Řehořová
Supervised Master Theses
all/awarded: 2/0
Awarded: