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Austria’s Ars Docendi State Prize for Excellent Teaching Shortlists CEU Professors Andrea Krizsan and Mathias Moschel

September 13, 2024
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During a September 10 ceremony at the Austrian Academy of Sciences in Vienna, the Austrian Ministry for Education, Science and Research (BMBWF) announced the 2024 Ars Docendi State Prize for excellent teaching, which shortlisted two CEU professors as honorees in the category of social and sustainability-oriented teaching.  

DPP’s and Shattuck Center’s Post-Doc Felix Butzlaff has published an article with European Urban and Regional Studies

September 9, 2024
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DPP’s and Shattuck Center’s Post-Doc Felix Butzlaff has published an article with European Urban and Regional Studies. Together with co-authors Alina Baernthaler (TU Vienna), Leonie Bleiker (WU Vienna), Michael Deflorian (Sustainability Planning, City of Innsbruck), Mirijam Mock (WU Vienna) & Luise Stoisser (Vrije Universiteit Brussels), they zoom in on why and how in contemporary city planning, self-organized collaborative forms of housing are flourishing.

Mihály Fazekas (DPP) , together with coauthors, wins the prestigious award for best paper in the Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory

July 18, 2024
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Mihaly Fazekas (CEU DPP) and his co-authors, Romain Ferrali (Aix-Marseille University) and Johannes Wachs (CEU alumnus, currently at Corvinus University of Budapest), won the 2024 Beryl Radin Award, recognizing their article "Agency Independence, Campaign Contributions, and Favoritism in US Federal Government Contracting" as the best in

Entry “Public Procurement Corruption” on the Elgar Encyclopedia of Corruption and Society by Irene Tello Arista and Mihály Fazekas

June 27, 2024
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The Elgar Encyclopedia of Corruption and Society delves into the complexities of corruption and its impact on governance. It examines why corruption remains a global issue, covering definitions, prevalence, causes, and control policies. With topics ranging from classic themes to emerging challenges, entries explore anti-corruption agencies, ethics, organized crime, sextortion, tax evasion, and more.

DPP’s Shattuck Center for Human Rights hosted the 7th edition of the Lemkin Reunion Series

June 25, 2024
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DPP’s Shattuck Center for Human Rights hosted the 7th edition of the Lemkin Reunion Series, a yearly gathering named in honor of Raphael Lemkin, a Polish lawyer that first coined the word genocide, on June 3-4, 2024. The 2024 edition aimed to discuss the themes of healing Ukraine, focusing on the conditions, necessities, and imperatives of human rights and democracy-enabled reconstruction.