Dear colleagues,
The Czech Economic Society calls for applications for the 26th Young Economist of the Year Award. The award is open to Czech citizens as well as citizens of other countries who are living, working or studying in the Czech Republic, aged 30 years or under (these conditions also apply to potential co-authors). Each applicant may send only one scientific paper of their own work, which should be no longer than 30 pages (a maximum of 54,000 characters including spaces), and must include an abstract, keywords and JEL classification.
The paper (without the author’s name) should be sent along with an application form and a short nontechnical summary of up to 100 words by e-mail to young.economist@cse.cz no later than 20th October 2019.
Each award winner is obliged to present their paper briefly on the occasion of the announcement of the award during the General Assembly of the Czech Economic Society to be held on 28th November 2019 in Prague at the Institute of Economic Studies, Faculty of Social Studies, Charles University. The application form and the award regulations are attached and are also available at http://www.cse.cz/en/page/26th-young-economist-of-the-yearaward.
The award winners will receive 30,000 CZK for the first place, 20,000 CZK for the second place and 10,000 CZK for the third place. The President of the Czech Economic Society (CES) may also award the “Karel Engliš Prize” for the best paper on Czech economic policy. “Honourable Recognition by the President of the CES for an Excellent Paper” may also be awarded to an author aged 25 years or younger who has not previously received an award from the CES.
Any questions about the award or application procedure should be sent to young.economist@cse.cz.
The award is supported by the Council of Scientific Societies of the Czech Republic. The award’s media partners are Roklen24 and Bankovnictví.
Applications for the award are open to the public; the award is not restricted to CES members.
Yours sincerely,
Kamil Galuščák
President of CES, guarantor of the Young Economist of the Year Award
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