We’re proud to share that the EASE project, where UNYP participated as part of a strong European consortium, received an outstanding final score of 89 out of 100 from the National Agency. The evaluators praised the project’s clear objectives, high-quality materials, and strong European focus. They noted that the outcomes are not only relevant and well implemented, but also valuable from […]

The newest Scopus publication of Dr. MacGregor Pelikánová address the fact that the EU is aware that advancement of  sustainability via the multi-stakeholder model is feasible only with the active involvement of all stakeholders, including European consumers. Consequently, the EU policy and law pendulum has swung from the state, government and businesses to consumers, i.e. the […]

Dr. Jakub Zahora co-authored an article with Tereza Plistilova and Jakub Kolacek from Charles University regarding the Czech academic reactions to the war in Gaza in POMEPS Studies. The article, a part of a special issue on how political science has reacted to the events of October 7 and the ensuing Israeli operation in Gaza, […]

Published Research on the Experience of Ukrainian Refugee Women in the Czech Republic A recent research collaboration involving UNYP faculty members docent Marek Preiss and Dr. Edel Sanders has been published in the academic journal Cambridge Prisms: Global Mental Health. The study, titled War and Women: An Analysis of Ukrainian Refugee Women Staying in the […]

Accounting is not only about counting and accounting science is not only about financial statements surveillance. Indeed, post-modern society is marked by global highly competitive business conduct, which presents an enormous challenge for accounting. Radka MacGregor Pelikánová just got two book chapters published which explore the main scientific theories as well as practical and empirical […]

From Odesa to International Acclaim Ms. Nataliia Bogachova, a member of the Association of European Journalists, has published an in-depth interview with internationally acclaimed music video director Tanu Muino in Vogue Czech Republic. Born in Odesa, Ukraine, Muino has become one of the most sought-after directors in the global music industry. She has worked with […]

Global food systems are a major driver of climate change, land degradation, biodiversity loss, and freshwater use. As scientific evidence linking dietary patterns to environmental outcomes continues to grow, researchers are increasingly asking not only how societies should respond — but who should lead that response. In 2023, Krattenmacher, J., Casal, P., Dutkiewicz, J., Huchard, […]

How people relate to those they perceive as “different” plays a significant role in social cohesion and conflict. Recent research explores the relationship between personality functioning, social distance, and conflicts with groups perceived as other, offering insight into the psychological factors that shape prejudice and interpersonal tension. Understanding Social Distance Social distance describes how close […]

Recent research explores how individual personality characteristics relate to social attitudes and social distance — the degree of acceptance or closeness individuals feel toward people they perceive as different. The study sheds light on how personality traits relate to social attitudes, prejudice, and how people relate to others outside their own social group. What Is […]

How UNYP scholarship advances responsible business research — and strengthens the student academic experience At the University of New York in Prague (UNYP), faculty research is an integral part of academic life. It informs classroom discussion, enriches curriculum design, and connects students to real-world economic and governance challenges. A recent peer-reviewed study authored by Professor […]