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Corvinus Institute
for Advanced Studies

(CIAS)

Corvinus University of Budapest

Corvinus Institute for Advanced Studies (hereinafter: CIAS) was established by the Senate of Corvinus University in 2018 as a key preparatory initiative of the renewal of the University. CIAS aims to combine the best elements of the various existing models of ‘IAS’ to attract outstanding international research fellows and initiate unique research centers and projects.

Since its establishment, CIAS has become an internationally recognized research hub in Central Europe. We have hosted more than 100 international visiting scholars from prestigious universities (e.g., Harvard University, The University of Chicago, Cornell University, Princeton University, London School of Economics and Political Science, Bocconi University, ETH Zürich, Sapienza University of Rome, King’s College London).

Our visiting research fellows bring a vast range of topics that either significantly expand or change the fundamentals of their field (e.g., game theory, social inequalities, business strategy, operations research) or lay the cornerstones of contemporary topics (e.g., sustainability, artificial intelligence, business ethics, network science).

The CIAS research fellows always find a way to collaborate with Corvinus faculty, and they provide invaluable support to researchers, lecturers, and even students at the University (e.g., workshops, consultation, joint research, joint grant application, invitation to editorial board of prestigious international journals). Furthermore, the CIAS alumni are lively, and our former fellows often come back for a short visit, or join one of the institutes of Corvinus, or publish together with Corvinus faculty.

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CIAS Inn: secrets inherited from socialism are dragging Hungary back

Why do we try to call a teenage spy story laced with romance to account for historical credibility? In her latest publication in CIAS, American cultural anthropologist Maya A. Nadkarni examines the politics of memory in Hungary’s socialism through the heated debates surrounding the portrayal of the past in the Hungarian series The Informer.

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CIAS Inn: “It’s worth spending more time at CIAS”

V.G. Venkatesh, Professor and Associate Dean of the EM Normandie Business School, researching supply chain management and sustainability issues, fell in love with the free atmosphere of CIAS during his stay in Budapest. He has recently returned to France, but plans to make several more trips to Budapest in the near future for his ongoing research.

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CIAS Inn: Hungarian co-authors found through CIAS

Pierre van Mouche has been regularly coming back to work at CIAS since 2021, and the papers he wrote at the research institute were published, among others, in international journals on mathematical economics in recent years.

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