CELSI scientific director Martin Kahanec and CELSI managing director Marta Kahancová contributed to the recently published e-book "The Faces of Convergence".

CELSI researchers Marta Kahancová, Monika Martišková and Mária Sedláková recently published a new book chapter "Slovakia: Between coordination and fragmentation" in the new book edited by Torsten Müller, Kurt Vandaele and Jeremy Waddington, "Collective bargaining in Europe: towards an endgame. Volume I, II, III and IV".

CELSI managing director Marta Kahancova and CELSI researcher Mária Sedláková recently published their chapter "Slovak Trade Unions at a Crossroads – From Bargaining to the Public Arena" in a new book edited by Rudolf Traub-Merz and Tim Pringle, "Trade unions in transition : From command to market economies".

Research article "Can a voluntary web survey be useful beyond explorative research? , published by Kahanec and Fabo in: International Journal of Social Research Methodology

New article "How Immigration Grease Is Affected by Economic, Institutional, and Policy Contexts: Evidence from EU Labor Markets", now published by Martin Kahanec, Martin Guzi and Lucia Mýtna Kureková is available online.

Article "State, Market, and Collective Regulation in the Hospital Sector in East-Central Europe: Union Strategies Against All Odds", published by Kaminska and Kahancová in: Comparative Labour Law & Policy Journal, Vol. 38, Issue 2.

Article "How Immigrants Helped EU Labor Markets to Adjust during the Great Recession", published by Kahanec and Guzi in: International Journal of Manpower, Vol. 38, No. 7, (2017), 996-1015

CELSI's researchers Bernaciak and Kahancová just published their new book, "Innovative union practices in Central-Eastern Europe", featuring a chapter "Reinventing the role of the Czech trade unions: halfway through the journey" by Martišková and Sedláková and chapter "From bargaining to advocacy: a trade-off between improved working conditions and trade union fragmentation in Slovakia" by Kahancová.

CELSI's researcher Martin Kahancec in cooperatin with Jo Ritzen just published their chapters "A Sustainable Immigration Policy for the EU" and “EU Mobility” in a new book edited by Ritzen , " A Second Chance for Europe".

Though public authorities collect a lot of data on citizens and firms in post-socialist countries, administrative data are seldom used for research or to inform policy making. This policy brief explores the reasons and outlines recommendations for a more effective use of administrative data in generating evidence for policy making.