Research
RESEARCH OVERVIEW (2015-2021)
A summary of our main research activities conducted in the period 2015-2021 is available in the following report. Below you may find a more detailed list of journal articles published by our colleagues and additional relevant information.
News
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4 new grants (GA UK) for our doctoral students
Our doctoral students have been awarded the opportunity to solve the 4 projects in the current call of the Charles University Grant Agency (GA UK). -
IES researchers publish in the prestigious journal Nature
Researchers from the Institute of Economic Studies of the Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University – Prof. Zuzana Havránková, Prof. Tomáš Havránek and Dr. Jaromír Baxa – participated in a study published in the prestigious journal Nature. They are building on the success from 2022, when FSV UK economists published in this journal for the first time. -
Milan Ščasný and Iva Zvěřinová published an article in the journal Nature Climate Change
The prestigious journal Nature Climate Change published an article Climate policy feasibility across Europe relies on the conditional middle co-authored by our colleagues, Milan Ščasný and Iva Zvěřinová. -
Did the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Reduce Profit Shifting by US Multinational Companies?
The prestigious journal IMF Economic Review published an article Did the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Reduce Profit Shifting by US Multinational Companies? co-authored by our colleagues, Professor Petr Janský and Javier Garcia-Bernardo -
Professor Kočenda published an article in the prestigious journal Financial Innovation
The prestigious journal Financial Innovation published an article Event-Driven Changes in Return Connectedness among Cryptocurrencies authored by our colleague, Professor Evžen Kočenda and Dr. Peter Albrecht from Mendel University in Brno. -
Miroslav Palanský organizes an international workshop presenting new data supporting tax abuse research
Our colleague Miroslav Palanský is the main organizer of the workshop "Unlocking the Potential of Tax Administrative Data for Tax Abuse Research" within the DemoTrans project, which will bring international tax experts to Prague on December 16 and 17, 2025, and present a database of newly available data that will be beneficial for researchers, institutions, public administration, and policymakers.
