V ceně rektora VŠE za prestižní publikace získala FMV tři ocenění

Na Vědecké radě VŠE, která se konala v úterý 19. listopadu 2024, předal rektor Vysoké školy ekonomické v Praze, doc. Ing. Petr Dvořák, Ph.D., diplomy všem oceněným autorům v rámci soutěže Cena rektora VŠE za prestižní publikace.

Ceny rektor uděluje ve čtyřech kategoriích, a to knižní publikace, článek, společenský impakt aplikovaného a smluvního výzkumu a publikační činnost studentů doktorského studia.

V kategorii publikační činnost studentů doktorského studia byly diplomy předány oceněným doktorandům ve stejný den na slavnostním setkání oceněných studentů v soutěži ESOP 2024.

Přehled všech oceněných najdete na: veda.vse.cz

Za FMV v kategorii knižní publikace získal 1. místo doc. Jeremy Garlick, ředitel Střediska mezinárodních studií Jana Masaryka a člen Katedry mezinárodních studií a diplomacie, za knihu „Advantage China: Agent of Change in an Era of Global Disruption.“
V kategorii článek se na 3. místě umístili dr. Laure de Batz, členka Katedry mezinárodního podnikání FMV, a prof. Evžen Kočenda z Karlovy univerzity, za článek “Financial crime and punishment: A meta-analysis.”
K kategorii publikační činnost studentů doktorkého studia získal sdílené 1.-2. místo dr. Michal Strnad, člen Katedry mezinárodních studií a diplomacie, za článek „Multi-level empowerment strategies: Regionalist parties’ territory-oriented legislative initiative in the regional, statewide and European parliamentary arenas.“

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Garlick, Jeremy Alan “Advantage China: Agent of Change in an Era of Global Disruption” London : Bloomsbury Publishing, 2023. 232 s. ISBN 9781350252349

The influence of the People’s Republic of China on world affairs is increasingly keenly felt: in Asia, in Africa, in Latin America and in Europe and North America too. But what are the reasons for China’s rise and how can the West adapt?
Advantage China explores these essential questions and the political, economic and cultural factors behind the answers. From the economic and demographic pressures of China’s domestic economy to the expanding economic influence of the Belt and Road Initiative, Jeremy Garlick looks beyond Western misperceptions of China’s rise to argue for new approaches to the international political order, particularly in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

de Batz de Trenquelléon, Laure Sabine Marie, Kočenda, Evžen “Financial crime and punishment: A meta-analysis” Journal of Economic Surveys 2024, roč. 38, č. 4, s. 1338–1398 eISSN 1467-6419 ISSN 0950-0804

We provide the first quantitative synthesis of the literature on how financial markets react to the disclosure of financial crimes committed by listed firms. While consensus expects negative returns, the exact size of the effect is far from clear. We survey 111 studies published over three decades, from which we collect 480 estimates from event studies. Then, we perform a thorough meta-analysis based on the most recent available techniques. We show that the negative abnormal returns found in the literature seem to be exaggerated by more than three times. Hence, the “punishment” effect, including a reputational penalty, suffers from a serious publication bias. After controlling for this bias, negative abnormal returns suggest the existence of an informational effect. We also document that accounting frauds, crimes committed in common-law countries such as the United States, and allegations are particularly severely sanctioned by financial markets, while the information channels and types of procedures do not influence market reactions.

Strnad, Michal “Multi-level empowerment strategies: Regionalist parties’ territory-oriented legislative initiative in the regional, statewide and European parliamentary arenas” Party Politics 2024 eISSN 1460-3683 ISSN 1354-0688.

In the European Union (EU), parties operate on the regional, the state, and the supranational level. Exploring how parties behave legislatively from a cross-level perspective, this paper evaluates the territory-oriented legislation introduced by three regionalist parties – Südtiroler Volkspartei, Femu a Corsica, and Plaid Cymru – in all parliaments they occupy (from 2018 to 2022). The parties initiate greater self-government, autonomy safeguards, and concrete region-oriented policies in the regional and statewide parliaments. Meanwhile, many specific, state-addressed proposals are generalised to all European regions in the Committee of the Regions and the European Parliament (as are all demands directed to the EU) and concern the protection of ethnic minorities, regional development, and regional involvement in EU policies. Drawing on novel parliamentary data, this three-level study reveals multi-level legislative strategies of a distinct party family aimed at territorial empowerment while exposing available legislative channels and routes of interaction across the levels of governance.

V ceně rektora VŠE za prestižní publikace získala FMV tři ocenění