Ing. Vilém Semerák, M.A., Ph.D.

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Department of European Economic Integration and Economic Policy

E-mail: vilem.semerak@fsv.cuni.cz

ResearcherID: Q-1935-2017

ORCID ID: 0000-0002-8678-0516

Education

1999-2003 Ph.D. studies at the Prague University of Economics (VŠE), fied: International Economic Relations (Ph.D. received in April 2003)
1998-2001 Master at the IES FSV UK, specialization: Economic Theory
1997 Exchange study programme at the London School of Economics and Political Science
1997-1999 Master study at Prague University of Economics (VŠE), field: International Trade

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Monographs

Chapters in monographs

Semerák V. (2015). The Liberalisation of Chinese Financial Markets. The EU-China Relationship : European Perspectives (pp. 309-326).
Semerák V. (2007). Foreign trade in 2007 : Increasing the surplus?. Czech Republic 2007 : the beginning of fiscal reform (pp. 24-28).
Semerák V. (2006). The Czech Republic - two years in the EU. Czech Republic 2006 : accelerated growth (pp. 67-75).
Semerák V. (2007). Social security. Czech Republic 2007 : the beginning of fiscal reform (pp. 41-44).
Ezzeddine P., & Semerák V. (2014). Situace migrantek na českém trhu nájemné práce v domácnostech. Migrantky a nájemná práce v domácnostech v České republice (pp. 26-59).

Articles

Semerák V. (2015). Future of trade relations within the 16+1 group : risks and opportunities. International Issues & Slovak Foreign Policy Affairs, 24(3), 27-48.

Contributions in the conference proceedings

JEB103 - Comparative Economics
JEM167 - Comparative Economics
JEB135 - Economics of Global Business
JEB050 - International Finance
JEB039 - International Trade
JEM211 - Philosophy, Economics and Politics: Current Debates

Bachelor theses

Mapping international value chains: the use of WIOT data
Gravity models and estimates of trade potentials
Measuring effects of economic sanctions (e.g. EU-Russia)

Master theses

Trade and innovations: the role of trade in upgrading of less advanced economies

International Trade, Trade Policy, Chinese Economy, Input-Output Analysis

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