Participation in conducting (leading) the most important research projects or art projects over the last six years

VEGA 1/0039/20 (period 2020 - 2022) - The Importance of the Eurasian Economic Union for Shaping of EU Trade Strategies (with Implications for Slovakia), head of the research team. Extensive geoeconomic changes and ongoing transformation processes in the context of current international economic relations have increasingly influenced the future progress of territorial parts of international trade and thus the shaping of the EU trade strategies with an impact on the Slovak economy. The Central Asian region and the Eurasian Economic Union with a strong Russian presence are playing an important role in the EU's strategic trade relations with the world's powers – Russia, China, USA. The position of Central Asian countries significantly affects Asia's goods interconnection, especially China through Russia to the EU and other parts of Europe, where Slovakia plays an important role. The scientific project will examine the importance of the Eurasian Economic Union for shaping of the EU trade strategies, their influence on the Slovak economy, and, based on the evaluation of research results, identify possible solutions and prospective areas of mutual economic cooperation.

Horizon 2020 (2018–2023) – MAGYC: MigrAtion Governance and asYlum Crises. The aim of the MAGYC – MigrAtion Governance and asYlum Crises project is to understand and assess how migration governance is influenced by so-called refugee or migration “crises” and how these crises shape policy responses to migration and asylum.

AP26103857 (2025–2027) – Economic Assessment of the Added Value of Human Capital and its Impact on the Quality of Life. This project is funded by the Ministry of Higher Education and Science of the Republic of Kazakhstan and was submitted in cooperation with the institution N. L. Gumilyov Eurasian National University, Kazakhstan. The responsible researcher for EUBA is [female principal investigator].

HP 28/4/2023-SAMRS (2023) – Sharing Slovak Experience in Improving the Position of Women in Entrepreneurship. The responsible researcher. The project was implemented in the territory of Uzbekistan within the framework of the Sharing Slovak Expertise (SSE) instrument under the Official Development Assistance of the Slovak Republic. Its aim was to share Slovak experience in improving the position of women in entrepreneurship, including family businesses and the internationalization of small and medium-sized enterprises. The host institution was the State Committee for Family and Women of the Republic of Uzbekistan, and under its auspices the activities were delivered to members of the Association of Uzbek Businesswomen, which is part of the International Association of Women Entrepreneurs.

HP 190010/359/2025 – EXIMBANKA SR (2025) – Practical Guide to Exporting. The project was implemented for EXIMBANKA SR. The work is the result of a scientific project based on applied research and provides a concise guide for exporters on how to export abroad safely and efficiently, with an emphasis on risk prevention, financing, and insurance in Slovakia.