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Social Enterprises Are the Heroes of a Quiet Revolution. Their Power Lies in Systemic Change – Shows Extensive Economic Research

What is the true value of social enterprises? An international study analyzing 49 business entities from ten countries—including the Czech Republic, India, and the United States—shows that social enterprises are not just about “helping the vulnerable.” They represent an innovative tool for systemic change. They influence individuals, provide resources, and shape society—without having profit maximization […]

Social Enterprises Are the Heroes of a Quiet Revolution. Their Power Lies in Systemic Change – Shows Extensive Economic Research

DIGI4Care Is Shaping the Future of European Healthcare

The project is funded by the European Union under the Interreg DANUBE programme. Alzheimer’s disease is one of the greatest health and social risks of our time. Its impact reaches beyond the patients themselves, affecting their families, caregivers, and the entire healthcare system. A project funded by the Interreg DANUBE program connects experts, tech companies, […]

DIGI4Care Is Shaping the Future of European Healthcare

5-in-1: The Best of Research

Credit limits slow loan growth – but less than we thought Simona Malovaná, Martin Hodula, Zuzana Gric, and Josef Bajzík found that limits like LTV, DTI, and DSTI do affect credit dynamics—but after adjusting for publication bias, their impact is weaker than commonly reported: Borrower‐based macroprudential measures and credit growth: How biased is the existing […]

5-in-1: The Best of Research

Rector’s Award for a Prestigious Publication

On June 3, 2025, the ceremonial awarding of the VŠE Rector’s Awards for prestigious publications published in 2024 took place. The nominations for this competition were submitted by the faculties.   In the Book Publications category: 1st place – Řepa, Václav; Svatoš, Oleg: Fundamentals of Business Architecture Modeling, Springer Nature, 2024. 281 pages, ISBN: 978-3-031-59034-4 […]

Rector’s Award for a Prestigious Publication

REMAKING: How Is Remote Work Changing Everything?

How does remote work influence our daily decisions, relationships, work habits, or the shape of cities and regions? And how is this form of work used by people who have been forced to leave their homes because of war? These are the questions explored by the international research project REMAKING, which includes a team from […]

REMAKING: How Is Remote Work Changing Everything?

They lead teams and make strategic decisions. Where could a Ph.D. from VŠE take you?

The latest survey among doctoral graduates from VŠE shows that this study can be both enriching and highly practical. Graduates view doctoral studies as a key step for their professional growth—not only in academia. What motivates people to pursue a doctorate? According to the survey, more than 50 % of doctoral graduates studied primarily to […]

They lead teams and make strategic decisions. Where could a Ph.D. from VŠE take you?

From research: How do entrepreneurial behavior and innovation performance of company influence access to bank credit?

Access to bank credit is a key issue for many businesses with challenges often arising from a lack of collateral and information asymmetry. Václav Kupec and Natálie Bruder Badie, on behalf of VŠE, analysed this topic in the article published in International Entrepreneurship and Management Journal. The study analysed 1,367 SMEs and large companies from […]

From research: How do entrepreneurial behavior and innovation performance of company influence access to bank credit?

Data Management Plan: Bureaucratic Burden or the First Real Step Towards Open Science?

For many researchers, the so-called Data Management Plan (DMP) is just another bureaucratic burden distracting them from actual research. However, it can play a crucial role in enhancing transparency, replicability, and efficiency in scientific work. How does the academic community view it? What challenges and opportunities does its implementation bring? And how can university libraries […]

Data Management Plan: Bureaucratic Burden or the First Real Step Towards Open Science?

FIS continues international research on monitoring and explaining misinformation

On March 1, 2025, a three-year international project called ClimateSense was launched as part of the EU CHIST-ERA program. This project will focus on researching methods for monitoring and explaining misinformation, building upon the earlier CIMPLE project (completed in spring 2024), but this time specifically targeting the field of climatology. Artificial intelligence tools as well […]

FIS continues international research on monitoring and explaining misinformation