Trials, webinars
Project Syndicate
Project Syndicate is a not-for-profit international news organisation that produces and delivers original, high-quality opinion commentaries to a global audience (500 media outlets – in over 150 countries). Featuring exclusive contributions by prominent political leaders, policymakers, scholars, business leaders, and civic activists from more than 100 countries, PS offers unrivalled insight into the issues commanding the world’s attention.
Test period: 29 January – 3 April 2026
Access is on Project Syndicate website.
Passport – market research database – 2 March, 2026
Passport provides data and insight on industries, economies and consumers worldwide, helping clients analyse market context and identify future trends.
Trial period: 2 March, 2026 – 23 March, 2026.
To help you navigate the database with confidence, join the English-language introductory platform demonstration. During the session the representative of the company will walk through the key features of Passport – including how to access and convert industry data, explore country and strategic reports, and use our visual dashboards. This will help ensure that the trial period delivers the most value for your research and teaching needs.
Demonstration: 3 March 2026. 9 a.m., through Teams. No registration is necessary for the webinar. The session will be recorded and shared later here.
Details of Demonstration (if necessary):
Join: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/39741814887630?p=9fJeS3kfJx2CSUUu2Y
Meeting ID: 397 418 148 876 30
Passcode: kq7ih2x8
Available: Passport platform
Steps of registration for database use:
- Passport platform
- Click on register here
- Add your Corvinus e-mail and create a pw. Read the Terms and Conditions (click on it), then tick and Submit.
- An email arrives with the activation link.
Have you tried it? Give us feedback.
JSTOR – AI-tool
The JSTOR database of archival journals has been integrated with a multi-functional, interactive, research-enhancing AI tool with the following features:
– shows related contents
– creates the summary of the article or parts of it
– makes possible of asking free questions about the content, and
– recommends further research topics.
The tool is currently running in beta, so user feedback will also help to improve it. To activate it, you need to create a personal account on JSTOR.
For further help with the tool, please see the detailed instructions, the video tutorial and the FAQ. You can also try out the tool with this example. The database can be used remotely via VPN or EduID.
Further information is available in this document below.
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