We are preparing
30/10/2009
From the content of the issue 5/09 of the journal FaÚ-CJEF:
Carlo Carraro, Alice Favero
“The Economic and Financial Determinants of Carbon Prices”
Jorge H. García, Randy Bluffstone, Thomas Sterner
“Corporate Environmental Management in Transition Economies: The Case of Central and Eastern Europe”
Ivan Haščič, Nick Johnstone, Margarita Kalamova
“Environmental Policy Flexibility, Search and Innovation”
Klaus Rennings, Christian Rammer
“Increasing Energy and Resource Efficiency through Innovation: An Explorative Analysis Using Innovation Survey Data”
Milan Ščasný, Vítězslav Píša, Hector Pollitt, Unnada Chewpreecha
“Analyzing Macroeconomic Effects of Environmental Taxation in the Czech Republic with the Econometric E3ME Model”
From the current issue
16/10/2009
Call for Papers: A Special Issue on "Financial Crisis" (Final Extension)
03/08/2009
The period to submit full manuscripts for the special issue on "Financial Crisis" has been extended.
The manuscripts are due to redakce@fsv.cuni.cz by August 14, 2009.
Call for Papers: A Special Issue on "Financial Crisis" (Updated)
04/04/2009
The period to submit article proposals for the special issue on "Financial Crisis" has been extended. Prospective authors are now asked to send their proposals (1-2 page description of the article, including the proposed methodology and likely findings) to redakce@fsv.cuni.cz by April 17, 2009. By April 30, the editors would respond to the prospective authors, providing an indication of the likelihood of the paper being accepted.
Call for Papers: A Special Issue on "Financial Crisis"
06/03/2009
The editors hereby call for papers for a special issue on "Financial Crisis." Such single-topic issues have been a recurring feature of our journal, and covered topics as diverse as monetary policy communication and financial sector in the eurozone.
The ongoing global financial crisis is a major challenge for economists, financial experts, and policymakers. What have been the main factors contributing to the crisis? What has been the propagating mechanism? What have been the linkages between the financial sector and the real sector? What factors can explain the differential impact of the crisis on different countries and institutions? What should be the appropriate policy responses? What are the lessons, if any, from earlier crises? Which models still apply during the current crisis, and which ones need to be rethought or recalibrated? In short, the crisis has (re)opened a number of interesting theoretical and empirical issues, which could be covered by articles in the special issue. We are particularly interested in empirical papers covering several countries.
Prospective authors are asked to send their article proposals (i.e., 1-2 page description of the article, including the proposed methodology and likely findings) to redakce@fsv.cuni.cz by March 31, 2009. By mid-April, the editors would respond to the prospective authors, providing an indication of the likelihood of the paper being accepted. Full manuscripts, which should follow the journal's instructions for authors, are due to redakce@fsv.cuni.cz by June 30, 2009. Final editorial decisions will be taken by July 31, 2009.
Call for Papers: A Single-Topic Issue on "Environmental Public Finance"
03/07/2008
The editors hereby call for papers for a single-topic issue on "Environmental Public Finance," planned for early 2009. Single-topic issues have been a recurring feature of our journal, and covered topics as diverse as monetary policy communication or financial sector in the eurozone. Public finance is one of the topics traditionally covered in our journal, but so far we did not have many articles that would look into the linkages between the environment and public finance. The envisaged single-topic issue should focus on these linkages. Prospective articles should cover topics such as environmental fiscal reforms, environment-related taxes, charges, and fees, or environment-related expenditures. As regards country coverage, the journal issue should combine articles covering different countries.
Prospective authors are asked to send their article proposals (i.e., 1-2 page description of the proposed article) to redakce@fsv.cuni.cz by October 30, 2008. During November, the editors would provide an indication of the likelihood of the paper being accepted. Full manuscripts, which should follow the journal's instructions for authors, are due to redakce@fsv.cuni.cz by January 31, 2009. Final editorial decisions will be taken in mid-March 2009.
Welcome
02/04/2008
Welcome on the new website of the Czech Journal of Economics and Finance.
We are proud to announce that the website features free access to all articles in the journal. This should make the research published in the CJEF more easily accessible to broad international audience.
Starting with the current journal issue, the website also includes underlying data for the articles, which should allow independent replication of results and promote academic debate.
We would like to hear your feedback at redakce@fsv.cuni.cz.
Editors
Call for Papers
02/04/2008
We call for submission of original unpublished high-quality papers from all fields of modern economics.
We prefer empirically oriented papers, but do not exclude review articles or theoretical contributions that are of high quality and relevant to the journal’s aims. Among empirical papers, we prefer those relevant to a broad international audience, i.e., covering a range of countries or analyzing topics clearly relevant outside a single country.
For instructions for authors, see journal.fsv.cuni.cz/static/page/instruction.
Editors
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