Ing. Alena Zemplinerová, CSc.

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Education:

    1991-1992 Princeton University, Woodrow Wilson School for International and Public Affairs, academic educational program, non-degree study in economics
    1980-1985 Institute of Economics, PH.d. Degree in Theory of Economics of Planning
    1972-1977 University of Economics, Prague, M.A. Degree in Industrial Economics

Current position:

    1992 Senior Research Fellow, Economics Institute, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic
    2004 Prague School of Economics

Previous positions:

    1986 Senior Research Fellow, Institute of Economics, Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences
    1981-1985 Research Assistant , Institute of Economics, Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences
    1977-1980 Translator/Interpreter in Russian and German, Prague Information Bureau

Academic service:

    2004 Economic Advisory Group on Competition Policy, EC, DG Competition, member
    2002-2004 International Trade and Finance Association, elected director
    2003 Transfer, European Trade Union Institute, member of Editorial Board
    2002 Prague Economic Papers, member of Editorial Board
    2001 International Institute for Applied System Analysis, vice-chair of the Czech Committee
    1998-2001 Grant Agency of the Czech Republic, member of the Screening Committee
    1997-2000 Presidium of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, chair of the Screening Committee of the Council for Foreign Relations
    1995-1998 1995-1998 Technical University, Prague, member of the Selection Committee for teachers in Economics
    1995-2000 European Association of Research in Industrial Economics, member of Executive Committee
    1995-1999 Scientific Council, Economics Institute of the Academy of the Sciences, member
    1989-1995 European Council of Small Business, vice-president
    1993-1996 Czech National Bank, member of the Advisory board
    1993-1996 Team of Europe, EC information body, expert
    1993-1998 Grant Commission of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, chair

Courses taught:

    Prague School of Economics, graduate 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005
    HP_435 Antimonompolni politika (in Czech)
    HP_436 Antimonopoly Policy (in English)

Courses taken:

    2002 2002 Salzburg Seminar in American Studies, Austria, session 401 The Euro: Implications for Europe, Implications for World
    1995 Dublin, Trinity College, Dublin, Competition Policy Course for Economists

Referee Work for Journals:

    Small Business Economics, Finance a úvěr, Prague Economic Papers, Politická Ekonomie

Research visits including lecturing:

    2002 University of Reading, Great Britain
    1997 UNAM, UAM Azcapotzalco, Mexico
    1996 University of Pretoria, UNISA, University of Natal, Durban, South Africa
    1995 Institute of East European, Russian and Central Asian Studies, China
    1993 Politecnico di Milano, Italy

Research orientation:

    Industrial Organization: Market Structures, Market Concentration, Competition, Competitiveness, Foreign Trade, Foreign Direct Investment and Integration
    Empirical Research: Industrial and Trade Statistics Analysis, focus on manufacturing firms and creation of data basis for time series

Research grants, projects managed:

    2002-2004 "The effects of state aid in the process of economic transformation", joint research project with Prague School of Economics, GA CR
    2000-2002 "Competition and Competitiveness of the Czech Manufacturing before entering a single market of the European Union", joint research project with Charles University, Faculty of Social Sciences, GA CR
    1998-2000 "Evaluation of support policies for SMEs" Phare ACE program
    1997-1998 "FDI and Economic Modernization in CEECs" Phare ACE program, participant
    1996-1997 "Market Concentration and the Problem of Monopoly in Economies of Transition", Phare ACE program, co-ordinator
    1994-1995 "Role of the Banks and State in the Privatization and Restructuring of the Enterprises in Central and Eastern Europe", participant
    1992-1994 "Obstacles to the Competitiveness in the Economies in Transition and Productivity Comparisons with Hungary, Germany and Northern Ireland"), Phare ACE project
    1992-1995 "Privatization Process in the Czech Republic", Grant Agency of the Czech Republic
    1992-1993 "Monopoly, Competition and the Market Structure: Academy of Sciences award,
    1992-1993 Private Entrepreneurship in Eastern Europe, The World Bank Project

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