Giang Mi Nguyenová
New colleagues joining PRCP!

We are thrilled to welcome Anna Šillerová, Klára Kosová, Tobias Risse and Alžběta Šillerová as new members of our PRCP team! Their research will enable us to broaden our focus into areas such as public discourse and national identity, computational science, individuals’ positions toward foreign and security policy, arms control as well as emerging and disruptive technologies.

New colleagues joining PRCP!
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New Report: Czech Public and Israel 2023–⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠2024

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We are happy to publish the new report called Czech People and Israel 2023-2024 in collaboration with the Herzl Center for Israeli Studies!

The report compares public opinion surveys from January 2023 and January 2024, as well as a survey of political elites at the turn of 2022-2023. Key findings reveal a notable increase in Czech public’s rise in support for recognizing Palestine as an independent state, alongside a distinct polarization in opinions regarding the responsibilities in the conflict.

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PRCP Policy Brief #024

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Eliška Pohnerová’s new policy paper delves into the escalating issue of water-related conflicts globally. It underscores the fact that water scarcity and governance are becoming significant factors leading to violence within countries, particularly in the Global South.

Read Policy brief #024