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ICSJ FSV UK invites you to the seminar Journalism in the Age of Far-Right Populism – Resisting Hostility, Surveillance and Censorship. The seminar will take place on April 21, 2026, 9:30–11:00, in the Hollar Building, Room 215. The seminar will be held in English. If you are interested in participating, please register.
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Scientists from the Institute of Economic Studies of the Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University – Prof. Zuzana Havránková, Prof. Tomáš Havránek and Dr. Jaromír Baxa – participated in a study published in the prestigious journal Nature. They are building on the success from 2022, when FSV UK economists published in this journal for the first time. This is only the second social science study in the history of Nature with the involvement of Czech scientists – in both cases, researchers from FSV UK.
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Politics isn’t just about elections, governments, or party lines – it’s in what we eat, how we feel, and the ways we relate to others. In this interview, Professor Kennan Ferguson of the University of Wisconsin–Madison, currently a Fulbright Distinguished Scholar at FSV UK, challenges conventional ideas of politics, showing how power shapes everyday life. Prof. Ferguson will present a public lecture on the topic of On the Political Ethics of Debt on Monday, April 13, 2026 from 6:30 pm in room C117 at the Jinonice Campus.
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FSV UK Sustainability working group, in cooperation with the environmental association of FSV UK students roots, has prepared a diverse programme of events throughout April to celebrate our planet. You can look forward to swap of clothes, books, and plants, field trips, and movie night!
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Are you planning to visit the FSV UK libraries or study rooms? Check their Easter opening hours.
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Dr. Klára Kosová from the Institute of International Studies FSV UK combines political science, cognitive linguistics and neuroscience in her research, observing how the values that hold democracy together are formed in people’s minds. Her dissertation, awarded cum laude at the University of Groningen, shows that elections alone are not enough — what is crucial is how each of us approaches democracy. Read about her research on our science website.
