Annual Report. Motto: The art of forecasting is a hallmark of intelligence.

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1 Motto: The art of forecasting is a hallmark of intelligence. Annual Report Center for Social and Economic Strategies Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University Czech Republic

2 Contents Our Mission 3 From the Head of CESES 4 National Research Projects 6 International Research Projects 10 Significant Events 11 Principal Outputs of the Year 15 Financial Statements 18 Contact Us 19 The CESES Staff 20 2 CESES FSV UK - Annual Report 2006

3 Our Mission The Center for Social and Economic Strategies is an interdisciplinary research and teaching unit developing the theory, methodology and practice of exploring possible futures and applying analyses and forecasts to public policy issues. For these purposes CESES: identify key issues and development priorities for the Czech Republic; produce particular and comprehensive analyses, scenarios, visions and strategies for the social, economic, environmental and political development of the Czech Republic in a global context; promote dialogue with specialists, politicians, public administration officials, representatives of public sector, and individual citizens; create cognitive and methodological prerequisites for improving the strategic management of the country. CESES FSV UK - Annual Report 2006

4 From the Head of CESES Dear Friends of Good Future, The task of the Center for Social and Economic Strategies of the Faculty of Social Sciences of Charles University in Prague is to participate in the systematic exploration of possible futures of the country, identify looming threats and developmental possibilities, as well as outline visions, strategies and scenarios of its further development. Established in October 2000, CESES is an interdisciplinary center the theoretic and methodological approaches of which stem from public policy. Over the past six years we have published several compendiums and many separate studies, organized or co-organized many specialist events, established numerous contacts here and abroad, and have become involved in international research projects. We have accumulated a considerable wealth of theoretical and empirical knowledge as well as methodical experience in the field of forecasting. In 2005 there was an important change in the overall direction of our activities. We started a six-year research cycle, Visions and Strategies of the Development of Czech Society within the EU, which is conceived as a partial project within the more general Development of Czech Society in the EU: the Challenges and the Risks, conducted in cooperation between Charles University s Faculty of Social Sciences and Philosophical Faculty. While in the first year of this project we worked especially to deepen the theoretical and methodological foundations of future studies, the second year s focus was on the preparation of two compendiums (theoretical and empirical) to be released in The outcomes of our endeavor were presented late in the year at the CESES working conference The Czech Republic in the EU: Transformations and Inspirations. The issues we worked to resolve were closely associated with two other separate projects. The methodological aspects of forecasting were addressed by the Czech Grant Agency s Systematic Development of Forecasting Methodology, crowned by the publication of A Manual of Forecasting Methods. Research in the field of social cohesion benefited from procedures applied in the project Social and Cultural Cohesion in a Differentiated Society, commissioned by the Czech Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs. Importantly, we have become active within international, notably European, research networks. We have participated, since 2006, in two long-running international projects working under the 6th EU Framework Program; the thematic contents are closely linked with CESES partial project. One of the EU projects is Civil Society and New Forms of Governance in Europe The making of European Citizenship (CINEFOGO) Network of Excellence. CESES is this network s main coordinator for activities aimed at effective transfer of research findings and good practice CESES FSV UK - Annual Report 2006

5 examples to many target groups at various EC levels. The second project, The Role of Organized Civil Society in the Governance of Transition in the Czech Republic (CISOCICZ), is part of the Marie Curie Chair program. Since May 2006, Dr. Jürgen Grote analyzes the mutual dependence and strategic behavior of public and private organizations. We have continually published the outcomes of our research in our own series of texts CESES Papers since 2003 as well as organized seminars and conferences. Our Public Policy textbook, the first of a kind in the Czech Republic, was formally launched in Parliament in The CESES Security Policy Center staged several events during the year to deal with security and security-research issues. We have also participated in the education of university students. In addition to involving our staff in lectures on public and social policy at the Charles University Faculty of Social Sciences, we have formulated and prepared two new master degree and doctoral courses Educational Policy and Security Policy, and a new bachelor-degree course, Problems of Czech Society and Public Policy. Our effort is consistently to invite and engage experts and the general public as well as political leaders and civil servants in the formulation of forecasts. Many members of our staff have therefore become actively involved in the work of the Czech Branch of the Club of Rome. We have also continued our Workshops of the Future series of regular get-togethers on various interesting topics that have to do with our activities, this series having been launched in Within this series, two topical events were held just before the general elections in May 2006, Media Power and Power Media, and How Far Political Parties Can See? Our approaches and findings were regularly communicated to all interested. Our outputs were published by the daily and specialized press and communicated via the public service broadcasting organizations Czech Radio and Czech Television. I trust this Annual Report will also help spread information about the services that the Center of Social and Economic Strategies at Charles University s Faculty of Social Sciences has on offer to you personally, to your organization and indeed to the country as a whole. We always appreciate any comments and suggestions on how to further improve our performance. Prof. Martin Potůček, PhD. Head of CESES CESES FSV UK - Annual Report 2006

6 National Research Projects Visions and Strategies of the Development of Czech Society within the EU A particular project developed within the framework of a joint research intention of Charles University s Faculty of Social Sciences and Philosophical Faculty (reg. no. MSM ). The objective is to identify a set of relevant visions for modernizing the Czech Republic, to ascertain the parameters of existing potentials and moving implementation forces, and to develop possible strategies of implementing these visions within the Czech Republic as well as in the integration of the Czech Republic in the EU and the global division of labour. The aim is also to promote the conceptual and methodological basis for the forecasting and shaping of public policy. There are six partial research areas: Visions and strategies of Czech society s development in the EU concepts, coordination, communication This is an umbrella project. It develops a comprehensive concept of applicable visions and strategies, coordinates other staff projects, and fosters communication in public space as a necessary condition to the practical application of the visions and strategies. Strategic governance This project basically aims to produce theoretical concepts of research in strategic governance and provides an analysis of empirical findings about the processes (or absence) of strategic governance at various levels, notwithstanding international and transnational institutions, notably the EU. Also offered is comparison between the strategic governance approaches of other selected countries. Modernization and its actors This project identifies existing potentials and moving forces responsible for modernization including an analysis of the abilities of leading social actors bearers of visions and development strategies; ways of their prospective thinking, their priority orientations, mutual conflicts, tensions and problems the solution if which is a sine qua non of achieving specific visions through specific strategies. This research is based on the interpretation of sizable data sets from international and national surveys of popular opinions on the relevant issues of modernization. Economic competition and social cohesion The project aims to develop theoretical links between the competitiveness of enterprises and the impact of competition in its narrower sense on the broader concept of social welfare and sustainable development of society. 6 CESES FSV UK - Annual Report 2006

7 Security The project analyzes the main concept of broader approach to security and identification of key factors impacting the Czech Republic s security. Staff members engage in discussion on drafting a new Security Strategy of the Czech Republic. Methodology of analyzing and formulating public policies and strategies This is the methodological coping stone of the whole project. Its aim is to foster the theory and methodology of comprehensive forecasting studies and to generalize experience with practical forecasting and public policy. Project web page: Social and Cultural Cohesion of a Differentiated Society National Research Program I, Czech Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs (reg. no. 1J 028/04-DP2). The project is preoccupied with the current state, changes and developmental prospects of social and cultural cohesion within the Czech society and aims to propose realistic strategies to strengthen cohesion on the macro, i.e. state level as well as on the mezzo and micro levels of society. The project is based on wide national questionnaire surveys and on comparative, institutional and geographical analyses. Additonal in-depth and group interviews on chosen population categories have also been conducted. The project is coordinated by CESES with participation of three other institutional partners: (1) Institute of Sociological Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University, Prague; (2) The Institute of Sociology of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Prague and (3) Faculty of Social Studies, Masaryk Univerzity, Brno. Project web page: Systematic Development of Forecasting Methodology The Czech Grant Agency research project (reg. no. 403/03/0109) is aimed at systematic monitoring, experimental verification, development and evaluation of internationally used forecasting methods and principles. Also under scrutiny is the development of new methods and their inclusion in the comprehensive set of forecasting methodology and practice of researching into the future development of the Czech Republic. It was crowned by the formal launching of A Manual of Forecasting Methods (Potůček, M. (ed.), Sociologické nakladatelství, Praha 2006, in Czech). CESES FSV UK - Annual Report 2006

8 National Research Projects (cont.) Education, Advisory and Consulting Center for Upgrading Strategic Control A project under the JPD3 Program aided by the European Social Fund, Czech State and Prague Municipal Council (reg. no. CZ / /2038). The essence of the project was the development of a new program of further education and its subsequent pilot verification. The objective was to develop an educational, advisory and consulting center which would methodologically and practically assist public, commercial and civic sector entities in acquiring necessary skills to work out concepts and strategies. Eleven lecturers were trained in pilot courses. A total of 124 certificates were issued to 103 participants from the public, commercial and nonprofit sectors. Shared Values and Behavioral Standards as a Source of Strengthening Social Cohesion and Overcoming Adverse Impacts of Social Differentiation in the Czech Republic Research of New Principles and Methods of Civil Defense, Crisis Management and Boosting the Preparedness of the Integrated Rescue System to Fight Potential Effects of Chemical, Radioactive and Nuclear Weapons and Other Hazardous Substances National Research Program II, Ministry of Education (reg. no. 2D06014). The goal of the research project is to analyze changes in the social structure and obtain background material to identify social cohesion-enhancing factors in the Czech Republic. Analysis of new social differentiation processes and their associations with the Czech society s value, belief and standard structure will produce methods to assist secondary socialization which would help strengthen social cohesion. Ministry of the Interior, General Directorate of the Czech Fire and Rescue Corps Lázně Bohdaneč Institute of Civil Protection. The goal of the research project is to predict future changes in the security environment and their impact on the security policy of the Czech Republic. CESES FSV UK - Annual Report 2006

9 Educational Policy Educational Policy Fund, Czech Ministry of Education. In 2006 the continuation of efforts to outline and develop educational and research aspects of educational policy as an independent discipline and follow-up to EPF-supported 2005 activities. EPF funding in 2006 was used in accordance with that year s plan to upgrade the educational policy specialization within a master studies course in public and social policies at the Charles University s Faculty of Social Sciences. Core instruction texts were processed, similar foreign programs were analyzed, the structure of the specialization was established, and a network of specialists was developed. Early in 2007 Karolinum Publishers will release The Theory of Educational Policy, Czech Educational Policy in Global Context, and Selected Chapters on Educational Policy. Further specialist and teaching materials have been processed to cover the less explored field areas including: education management and funding; research, development and innovation; education for life and politics in education. They will enrich Educational Policy instruction at the Charles University Faculty of Social Sciences. Awaiting publication in English is Educational Policy Studies in the Czech Republic: Current state, theoretical and analytical approaches and possible future development in international context. This work sums up the outcomes of analysis of educational policy teaching and defines the Czech approach to this field. Security Policy Educational Policy Fund, Czech Ministry of Education. This project develops the security policy specialization within the master studies course in public and social policy at the Charles University Faculty of Social Sciences. We aim to provide contextual, staffing and methodological support to the Security Transformations course with the eventual goal of starting a Security Studies field at the faculty in academic 2007/2008. The instructional Chapters on Security text (to be released in 2007 by Karolinum Publishers) was prepared along with specialist papers on topical Czech, EU and NATO security issues; this work probes into papers and analyses concerning security policy. Also held in 2006 were special seminars with the broader as well as specialist public on the key issues of Czech, EU and NATO security policies. CESES FSV UK - Annual Report 2006

10 International Research Projects Civil Society and New Forms of Governance in Europe The Making of European Citizenship - Network of excellence (CINEFOGO) Within this project under the 6th EU Framework Program (contract no ), CESES has joined a consortium of more than 40 universities and research centers. The purpose of this network is to generate and disseminate findings about the development of citizenship values and overlapping identities as well as to overcome civic apathies and social exclusions in Europe. Denmark s Roskilde University is the chief project coordinator. CESES is the network s main coordinator for the effective transfer of scientific findings and best practices on to many target groups at various European Community levels; it is also the national coordinator within the Czech Republic. The Role of Organized Civil Society in the Governance of Transition in the Czech Republic (CISOCICZ) Beginning in May 2006, within this project under the 6th EU Framework Program (contract no. MEXC-CT ), approved by the European Commission in the framework of the Marie Curie Chair Program, CESES and the Department of Public and Social Policy of the Charles University s Faculty of Social Sciences, Dr. Jürgen Grote analyzes interdependences and strategic behavior of public and private sector organizations. Monitoring the Quality of Life in Europe Mental Health and Policy Research Training Program CESES is an institutional contributor of international comparative research on the quality of life in the EU Member States and Candidate Countries to the European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions (Dublin, Ireland) and the Wissenschaftszentrum für Sozialforschung (Berlin, Germany). The objective of the joint project of CESES at the Charles University Faculty of Social Sciences with The School of Public Health at the University of California (Berkeley, U.S.A.) is to introduce high-level interdisciplinary studies in the U.S.A. for economists, sociologists, psychologists, physicians and/or post-doctoral students of other social or political sciences. 10 CESES FSV UK - Annual Report 2006

11 Significant Events Seminars, conferences, roundtables and research outcome presentations are important components of the CESES activities. They serve as tools in fulfilling our mission of promoting dialog with experts, political leaders, public administration officials, representatives of the public sector, and citizens. Name of Conference / Seminar EU Battle Groups Urgent MoD Problems Presentation of Public Policy textbook Unveiling Public Policy Reforming Czech Police SPC and MoD Seminar in Komorní Hrádek Media Power and Power Media Spread of Excellence - CINEFOGO Description Deputy Defense Minister Martin Bělčík and MoD Political Director Zdeněk Borkovec presented the EU Battle Groups concept to CESES Security Policy Center. First Deputy Defense Minister Pavel Štalmach, MBA presented urgent MoD problems to members of SPC team. Presentation of new public policy textbook to Charles University s Faculty of Social Sciences. Its merits evaluated by economist (Prof. Lubomír Mlčoch), philosopher (Prof. František Ochrana), political scientist (Dr. Milan Znoj) and sociologist (Prof. Jiří Musil). Public Policy textbook unveiled in parliament under the auspices of Dr. Lubomír Zaorálek, Miroslava Němcová and Dr. Jan Ámos Víšek. Interior Minister František Bublan visits CESES and briefs staff on the restructuring of Czech Police. A second seminar of CESES Security Policy Center and MoD in Komorní Hrádek attended by Deputy Defense Minister for Defense Policy, Martin Bělčík, First Deputy Defense Minister, Pavel Štalmach and Deputy Chief of Staff for MoD Force Planning, Maj.-Gen. František Hrabal. Debate on the role of media in public policy and society. Anchored by Barbora Kroužková, panelists Karel Hvíždala, Jan Jirák and Jaromír Talíř. Workshop of the responsibles for Spread of Excellence in the CINEFOGO Network to evaluate and discuss future strategies of Spread of Excellence. Date 25 January 22 February 23 February 02 March 06 March 13 April 16 May May CESES FSV UK - Annual Report

12 Significant Events (cont.) Name of Conference / Seminar Country s Future in the Programs of Czech Political Parties EU Energy Safety* Development of World and European Security Situation till 2020 and Forecast until 2050 Czech Republic and Entry into Schengen System: National and Regional Aspects* Taiwan Delegation: Knowledge-based Economy and Innovation System Biological Weapons Threat and Defense Options EU and the Czech Republic: Fighting Terrorism, Five Years On* Description Panel discussion of parties main development priorities and thoughts about the country s future in the EU, anchored by Prof. Martin Potůček. Panelists were Pavel Bém (Civic Democrat), Václav Exner (Communist), Josef Janeček (Christian Democrat), Jan Kasl (European Democrat), Petr Štěpánek (Greens) and Lubomír Zaorálek (Social Democrat). First Safe Czechia in Safe Europe discussion forum in Prague s Eurocentrum. CESES Security Policy Center organizes workshop on scenario, presents six background papers. First Safe Czechia in Safe Europe seminar held in Mariánské Lázně (Marienbad) CESES organized discussion meeting with officials of Taiwan s Science & Technology Policy Research and Information Centre to talk about Taiwan s knowledge-based economy and innovation system. CESES Security Policy Center and T-SOFT s.r.o. held a seminar on the threat of biological weapons attack. The main speaker was Prof. Alexander Borodulin from the Vektor State Virology and Biotechnology Center at Koltsovo near Novosibirsk, Russia. A seminar in Chomutov on fighting terrorism in the European Union and the Czech Republic was held under the project Safe Czechia in Safe Europe, supported by the European Affairs Information Section of the Office of the Government of the Czech Republic. Date 30 May 31 May 14 June 28 June 18 August 05 September 11 September 12 CESES FSV UK - Annual Report 2006

13 Name of Conference / Seminar Changes of the Internal Security Concept European Identity European Defense Industry and the Czech Republic* Divide and Pacify European Union and the Middle East* Future Direction of the Czech Armed Forces CESES Advisory Board Description Book formally launched at a seminar in conjunction with CESES Security Policy Center and U.S. Embassy s Woodrow Wilson Center. Speeches were by Miloš Balabán, the Head of CESES SPC, and Jonah J. Czerwinski of the Center for the Study of the Presidency. The other guests were Parliament Security Committee Chairman František Bublan and President of the Czech Police Academy, Vladimír Plecitý. International workshop CINEFOGO European Identity organized by CESES in Prague was focused on preparation of joint publication edited by Claire Wallace, University of Aberdeen. Second topical debate in Prague on the Safe Czechia in Safe Europe project supported by the European Affairs Information Section of the Office of the Government of the Czech Republic. Seminar and presentation of the book Divide and Pacify: Strategic Social Policies and Political Protests in Post-Communist Democracies. Presentation by its author, Dr. Pieter Vanhuysse, School of Political Sciences and Faculty of Education, University of Haifa Third topical debate in Prague on the Safe Czechia in Safe Europe project supported by the European Affairs Information Section of the Office of the Government of the Czech Republic. Defense Minister Jiří Šedivý holds discussion panel with the security community on long-term MoD prospects; attended by two CESES Staff Members - PhDr. Miloš Balabán, Ph.D. and PhDr. Antonín Rašek. CESES Staff meet Advisory Board to present their activities in the past year. Date 13 September September 25 September 04 October 11 October 18 October 01 November CESES FSV UK - Annual Report

14 Significant Events (cont.) Name of Conference / Seminar Czech Republic in the European Union: Transformations and Inspirations CESES Security Policy Center presentation for military and air attaches EU as a Global and Regional Security Actor* Annual Meeting of CESES Security Policy Center Staff and Fellow Researchers over a Report on the Outcomes of NATO s Riga Summit Social Cohesion in the Countries of Central and Eastern Europe and its Future Description CESES conference in Prague on the Visions and Strategies of the Development of Czech Society in the EU sub-project of the joint research plan Development of Czech Society in the EU: Challenges and Risks in conjunction with NROS and its Čerych Fund, with international participation The Ministry of Defense hosted a presentation by the CESES Security Policy Center for military and air attaches in the Czech Republic. Also present were PhDr. Miloš Balabán, Ph.D., PhDr. Antonín Rašek and PhDr. Libor Stejskal. Third seminar on the Safe Czechia in Safe Europe project supported by the European Affairs Information Section of the Office of the Government of the Czech Republic. The CESES Security Policy Center Staff and Fellow Researchers 2006 Annual Meeting was devoted to evaluation of the outcomes of the NATO Summit in Riga (28-29 Nov 2006). A keynote speech on the Czech Republic in the North Atlantic Alliance was delivered by the Czech Ambassador to NATO, Štefan Füle. The Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Foundation and CESES organized a one-day international conference with the presence of specialists from the Visegrád Group and Germany. Date November 03 November 10 November 04 December 04 December * - CESES was a specialist partner to this seminar or conference. 14 CESES FSV UK - Annual Report 2006

15 Principal Outputs of the Year Published Books Proměny konceptu vnitřní bezpečnosti / Changes in the Concept of Internal Security Balabán, M., Nachtmannová, M., Stejskal, L. (eds.) Prague: Karolinum, p. ISBN A Czech-English volume on the conference with the same name, held on 26 may 2005 at the Czech Police Academy, contains papers by its participants as well as papers related to the topics discussed. Manual of Forecasting Methods (in Czech) Potůček, M. et al (ed.) Prague: Sociologické nakladatelství, p. ISBN The Manual of Forecasting Methods builds upon the experience of Czech forecasting institutions with the application of forecasting methods. The manual offers a range of twenty methods from strictly formalized to heuristic (expert) methods based primarily on the use of findings, skills, intuitive thinking and creative approaches by experienced specialists. The manual is intended for students and research workers in the social sciences, the natural sciences as well as technical fields. It is also intended for senior officials, managers, entrepreneurs and consultants as well as civil sector activists. Theory and Tools of Educational Policy (in Czech) Kalous, J., Veselý, A. (eds.) Prague: Karolinum, 2006, ISBN Educational Policy of the Czech Republic in Global Context (in Czech) Kalous, J., Veselý, A. (eds.) Prague: Karolinum, 2006, ISBN Selected Issues of Educational Policy (in Czech) Kalous, J., Veselý, A. (eds.) Prague: Karolinum, 2006, ISBN Coming Up Soon Strategic Governance and the Czech Republic (in Czech) Potůček, M., Rašek, A. (eds.) Prague: Grada, Analysis and Creation of Public Policies: Approaches, Methods and Practice (in Czech) Veselý, A., Nekola, M. (eds.) Prague: Sociologické nakladatelství, 2007 CESES FSV UK - Annual Report

16 Principal Outputs of the Year (cont.) CESES Papers A CESES series of professional papers by Staff Members and other fellow researchers. Potůček, M. (Head of team of authors): Literature Review on Civil Society, Citizenship and Civic Participation in the Czech Republic (Recent Development, Overview of Public Discourse, and Review of Literature). In English. Prague: CESES Papers, 2006, No. 1. ISSN ( An EU CINEFOGO project) Mareš, P., Rákoczyová, M., Sirovátka, T.: Social Exclusion and Social Inclusion in the Czech Republic as a Public Political Agenda. (In Czech). Prague: CESES Papers, 2006, No. 3. ISSN (The project Social and Cultural Cohesion in a Differentiated Society) Prague Social Science Studies (PSSS) Prague Social Science Studies provides a platform for coordinated joint publication of working papers produced by the research plan teams similarly to the other research projects executed by the Faculty of Social Sciences of Charles University in Prague. The PSSS mission is to enhance the interdisciplinary character of scientific research endeavors. Benáček, V.: Determining Factors of Exports and Imports: A Synthesis of Explanatory Paradigms. FSV UK Praha, p. Pražské sociálně vědní studie. Veřejná politika a prognostika; No ISSN See Benáček V., Prokop, L., Víšek, J. Á.: Determining Factors of Trade and Specialisation in Transition: Econometric Testing of the Czech Exports and Imports in Prague: FSV UK, p. Pražské sociálně vědní studie. Veřejná politika a prognostika; No ISSN See Benáček V., Podpiera, J., Prokop, L.: Command Economy after the Shocks of Opening up: The Factors of Adjustment and Specialisation in Czech Trade. Prague: FSV UK, p. Pražské sociálně vědní studie. Ekonomická řada; No. EC-013. ISSN See 16 CESES FSV UK - Annual Report 2006

17 Benáček, V.: On the Origins of Czechoslovak Entrepreneurship. Prague: FSV UK, p. Pražské sociálně vědní studie. Veřejná politika a prognostika; No. PPF. ISSN Gregor, M.: Public Sector Efficiency in the New EU Member States. Prague: FSV UK, Pražské sociálně vědní studie. Veřejná politika a prognostika; No ISSN See Kreuzbergová, E.: Dismantling Banking Socialism in the Czech Republic. Prague: FSV UK, Pražské sociálně vědní studie. Veřejná politika a prognostika; No ISSN See aj.pdf Potůček, M.: Strategic Governance: Conceptual Foundations. Prague: FSV UK, Pražské sociálně vědní studie. Veřejná politika a prognostika; č ISSN See CESES FSV UK - Annual Report

18 Financial Statements CESES activities were covered by various domestic and foreign funding sources. Graph - CESES funding sources in Research Intention of Charles University s Faculty of Social Sciences and Philosophical Faculty, Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport (reg. no. MSM ) Educational Policy Fund, Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport Shared Values and Behavioral Standards..., Ministry of Education, Youth and Sport (reg. no. 2D06014) Education, Advisory and Consulting Center, European Social Fund, Czech State and Prague Municipal Council (reg. no. CZ / ) Social and Cultural Cohesion in a Differentiated Society, Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs (reg. no. 1J 028/04-DP2) Research of New Principles and Methods of Civil Defense..., Ministry of Interior CINEFOGO, Network of Excellence, FP6 EU (contract no ) Other Sources Total annual budget was TCZK 17, CESES FSV UK - Annual Report 2006

19 Contact Us Address CESES FSV UK Celetná Prague 1 Czech Republic Telefon: Fax: Web: (+420) secretariat (+420) ceses@fsv.cuni.cz Registered Office of the Faculty Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University Smetanovo nábřeží Prague 1 Czech Republic Registered Office of the University Charles University in Prague Ovocný trh Prague 1 Czech Republic Identification no. Tax id. no CZ CESES FSV UK - Annual Report

20 CESES Staff Dial (+420) (or extension instead of last 3 digits). Name and Field and www Extension Potůček Martin (Head) Public and Social Policy, Forecasting Abramuszkin-Pavlíková Eva National Identity, Social Cohesion Balabán Miloš Security Policy Benáček Vladimír Economics Drhová Zuzana Sustainable Development, Environment Frič Pavol Forecasting Theory and Methodology, Civil Sector Just Petr Political development Kalous Jaroslav Educational Policy, Human and Social Capital Kučerová Eva Rural Sociology Mašková Miroslava (Vice-Head) Population Development and its Implications Musil Jiří Social Cohesion Nachtmannová Marta Strategic Governance Nekola Martin Public Policy, Public Administration Ochrana František Public Administration and Public Sector Orságová Petra Social Cohesion potucek@fsv.cuni.cz evapavlik@yahoo.com 498 balaban@fsv.cuni.cz 498 benacekv@fsv.cuni.cz 674 zuzana.drhova@ecn.cz 652 fric@fsv.cuni.cz 674 just@fsv.cuni.cz 489 jaroslav.kalous@chello.cz 652 kucerova@pef.czu.cz 489 maskovam@fsv.cuni.cz 490 ceu.musil@volny.cz 493 nacht@fsv.cuni.cz 489 nekola@centrum.cz 496 ochrana@vse.cz 494 kopecka_petra@centrum.cz CESES FSV UK - Annual Report 2006

21 Name and Field and www Extension Paterová Hana Good Governance and Ethics in Politics Prudký Libor National Identity, Values and Interests Rašek Antonín Security Policy, Strategic Governance Reichlová Natálie Economics Stejskal Libor Security Policy Šmídová Michaela Social Cohesion Vávra Martin Social Cohesion Veselý Arnošt Educational Policy and HR Development Emanovská Marie Personnel Affairs Kortusová Mirka Project Manager Karlová Irena Project Support Lovečková Dagmar Project Records CESES FSV UK - Annual Report