CEU works with partner universities around the world to provide teaching experience via fellowships. Through the Global Teaching Fellowhip Program, a selected group of advanced CEU doctoral candidates and recent doctoral graduates have the opportunity to teach at GTFP Partner Universities for one semester or one academic year. Global Teaching Fellowships combine teaching with research, thus giving the fellows the opportunity to contribute to the academic life of the host departments and have a fulfilling scholarly experience.

Silvia Fierascu (Comparative Politics track/Network Science specialization):

Andreea Nastase’s book “Public Ethics at the European Commission: Politics, Reform and Individual Views” (Routledge, 2016) investigates how Commission officials think about questions of integrity and ethical behaviour in public office.  With a focus on the administrative services, it demonstrates that the Commission has practiced ethics regulation as a form of reputation management, where the purpose has been to handle public perceptions and strengthen itself against increasingly aggressive scrutiny from the European Parliament, the press, and watchdog-type NGOs.

MESA10 is an independent think tank, non-governmental, non-profit organization. Its name denotes an abbreviation of Macro Economic and Social Analyses and symbolizes its 10 founders. 
Since its founding in 1992, MESA10 champions individual liberty, free market economy and a government of limited powers. It promotes private initiative, individual rights, democratic principles and values such as free competition, equality of chances, free enterprise, openness of the economy and inviolability of private ownership. 

Seraphine F. Maerz, The electronic face of authoritarianism: E-government as a tool for gaining legitimacy in competitive and non-competitive regimes, Government Information Quarterly (2016), http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.giq.2016.08.008

A general orientation on the PhD program has been held yesterday for the 1st year PhD students of the AY 2016-17.

You can download the presentation here.

The Doctoral School launches Academic Year 2016-17 with its traditional Zero-week sessions, taking place from Monday to Friday, 12-16 September. As every year, the Zero-week offers a glimpse into the PhD-level courses that are offered for our students throughout the year.