CELSI in the media:

Martin Kahanec, Scientific Director and Founder of CELSI, published an article in Denník N on the anniversary of the Slovak National Uprising about which events, and in what way, society should commemorate.

The reasons why people in Slovakia tend to have shorter working lives were explained to SME daily by Martin Kahanec, Scientific Director and Founder of the Central European Labour Studies Institute (CELSI).

Journalist Denisa Žilová invited former dean of European University in Vienna and Scientific Director of CELSI Professor Martin Kahanec to comment on the Higher Education Act for the Rádiožurnál news program on Radio Slovakia.

The latest issue of Sondy Revue – a Czech magazine about the world of workhig - hlights the cooperation between the Slovak trade union confederation KOZ SR and the Central European Labour Studies Institute (CELSI) as an example of the important connection between trade unions and the academic-analytical world.

In an article for the Czech news outlet Deník Referendum, Šárka Homfray writes about a study on workplace sexual harassment conducted by the Central European Labour Studies Institute (CELSI) in cooperation with its partners and under the auspices of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung.

CELSI Scientific Director Martin Kahanec spoke to Aktuality.sk about Slovakia’s economic situation, support for science and research, and his new advisory role with the European Commission

As the first Slovak in this prestigious position, CELSI’s founder and director Martin Kahanec has been appointed to the Group of Chief Scientific Advisors (GCSA) to the European Commisssion.

In the category of “Economic Contribution (Written Journalism),” Marianna Onuferová (Denník N) has been nominated for her interview with Martin Kahanec titled: “The elites have completely resigned from their role of giving the country and people hope, says economist Kahanec.”