Mezinárodní projekty
O projektu
A major development in the global foreign direct investment (FDI) market over recent years has been the rapid rise of multinational enterprises (MNEs) from emerging markets. In furtherance of its overarching mission, CCSI aims to explore the opportunities and challenges these new players present for sustainable development in their home countries, host countries, and beyond.
The first step is to develop and strengthen empirical research on emerging-market MNEs and establish a sound basis for understanding and discussing the role of those entities in the world economy by identifying the major players and their salient features and drivers. This is essential because many of these new players are less well known than their developed-country counterparts. And while they may not be global leaders in terms of size, they can be extremely significant for their home countries and regions. The second step is to focus more closely on understanding and improving the relationship between emerging-market MNEs and sustainable development including, for example, the impacts of these investors on environmental and labor standards in host countries.
Partneři
Jižní Amerika
Brazil
São Paulo School of Business Administration (EAESP) of Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV)
Colombia
Universidad Externado de Colombia
Chile
Miguel Pérez Ludeña, expert in foreign direct investment and sustainable development.
Severní Amerika
Mexico
Institute for Economic Research at the National Autonomous University of Mexico
Evropa
Czech Republic
Faculty of International Relations, University of Economics in Prague
Hungary
ICEG European Center
Poland
Institute for Market, Consumption and Business Cycles Research
Russia
Alexey Kuznetsov, Acting Director, Institute of Scientific Information for Social Sciences of the Russian Academy of Sciences (INION RAN)
Turkey
Istanbul Aydın University and the Foreign Economic Relations Board (DEIK)
Afrika
South Africa
School of Economics, Potchefstroom, North-West University
Asie
China
Dr. Xinjian Cui, professor at Central University of Finance and Economics (CUFE) in Beijing.
India
Premila Nazareth Satyanand, Nonresident Senior Fellow, National Council for Applied Economic Research
2019: Effects of Industry 4.0 on FDI in the Visegrád countries (Visegrad Fund)
- doc. Mgr. Jana Vlčková, Ph.D.
- Ing. Josef Bič, Ph.D.
Projekt je zaměřen na protichůdné názory, argumenty a politiky ve prospěch a proti PZI v zemích V4. Konkrétním cílem projektu je zhodnotit přínosy a nevýhody PZI ve V4 a roli zahraničního kapitálu v rozvoji regionu. Dále budou formulována doporučení, jak nastavit budoucí politiku vůči přímým zahraničním investicím, pokud jde o přilákání a udržení nejužitečnějších typů těchto investic s ohledem na technologické trendy.
Partnerská pracoviště:
- Akademia Finansów i Biznesu, Vistula University, Polsko (Grantee)
- Centre for Economic and Regional Studies HAS, Maďarsko
- Vysoká škola manažmentu v Trenčíně, Slovensko
2015: How to benefit from Global Value Chains? – Implications for the V4 Countries (Visegrad Fund)
- Mgr. Jarolím Antal, Ph.D., Centrum evropských studií a Katedra světové ekonomiky
- Mgr. Jana Vlčková, Ph.D., Katedra světové ekonomiky
- Ing. Tereza De Castro, Ph.D., Katedra světové ekonomiky
2015: Mutual Relations between the Republic of Korea and V4 Countries in trade and investment (Visegrad Fund)
- doc. Ing. Martina Jiránková, Ph.D., Katedra světové ekonomiky
- doc. Ing. Pavel Hnát, Ph.D, Katedra světové ekonomiky
- Ing. Ilya Bolotov, Ph.D., Katedra mezinárodního obchodu
- Ing. Ondřej Sankot, interní doktorand, Katedra světové ekonomiky
2013: Current Trends and Perspectives in Development of China-V4 Trade and Investment (Visegrad Fund)
- Pavel Hnát
- Zuzana Stuchlíková
- Tereza De Castro
- Martin Tlapa