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Bernadett Koles, Associate Professor of Management at CEU Business School received 'Best Competitive Paper Award - First Rank' recognition for her paper that she presented at a conference organized by the International Management Research Academy in May, 2012 in London. The conference attracted participant from 33 countries, representing academia as well as public and private organizations with a focus on emerging markets.

When MBA students from Central European University Business School reached the summit of a 27-floor Manhattan office building where they were learning about real estate management on May 1, they witnessed firsthand what the world saw online: One World Trade Center becoming the tallest building in New York City, and reclaiming the spot left empty in the skyline by the 2001 World Trade Center terrorist attack.

It was an emblematic scene on the second day of the students’ intensive, three-credit course on running a company in a global city.

Yusaf Akbar, an associate professor of management and international business at Central European University Business School, describes what many are calling “the Eurozone crisis” as not a crisis at all, but a “process of adjustment.”

He writes in commentary for the web site of Dukascopy, a Swiss FOREX bank, that, “I would not necessarily characterize this situation as a 'crisis,' rather a necessary process of adjustment for the Eurozone, given the fact that some countries entered the

The economic woes that have pervaded much of Europe since the start of the financial crisis in 2008 are particularly harsh for people between the ages of 18 and 25. The youth unemployment rate in the European Union has climbed 50% since 2008, and is rising faster than overall jobless rates, according to reporting by The Guardian.