PhDr. Martina Mysíková, Ph.D.

Martina Mysíková is a researcher in the department of Economic Sociology at the Institute of Sociology of the Czech Academy of Sciences since 2008. She obtained PhD. in economics from the Institute of Economic Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University in Prague with the thesis titled “Three Comparative Essays on Gender Earnings Inequality in the Czech Republic” in 2012. She worked in the Czech Statistical Office in the department of Social Statistics (2004-2008) and participated in the methodology and coordination of the international household survey Statistics on Income and Living Conditions (EU-SILC).

Conference presentations

• Mysíková, M., Večerník, J., Želinský, T. (2015): “In-work poverty in the Czech Republic and Slovakia: The role of work intensity”. 4th European User Conference. GESIS (Mannheim, Germany), 5.-6.3. 2015.
• Mysíková, M., Večerník, J. (2014): “Returns to education in transition and advanced European countries: The role of an expansion of higher education”. Trends and Challenges on Human Resource International Workshop. ISAG – European Business School (Porto, Portugal), 23.-24.10. 2014.
• Mysíková, M., Večerník, J. (2014): “(Un)happy transition? Subjective well-being in European countries in 1991-2012”. 2014: Twenty-five years after. What has happened to the societies in Central and Southeast Europe since the fall of the Iron Curtain. University of Graz (Graz, Austria), 18.-20.9. 2014.
• Mysíková, M. (2014): “Educational mismatch in the Czech Labour Market”. XXIII Meeting of the Economics of Education Association. AEDE (Valencia, Spain), 2.-4.7. 2014.
• Mysíková, M., Večerník, J. (2013): “A Happy Transition? Subjective Well-Being in European Countries across the West/East Divide in 1991-2012”. 6th Geoffrey J.D. Hewings Regional Economics Workshop, Regional Strategies for Promoting Welfare, Wealth and Work in Europe. WIFO (Vienna, Austria), 16.-17.9. 2013
• Mysíková, M., Večerník, J. (2013): “A Happy Transition? Subjective Well-Being in European Countries across the West/East Divide in 1991-2012”. PUBLIC HAPPINESS – HEIRs conference 2013. St. Thomas Aquinas University (Rome, Italy), 4.-5.6. 2013
• Flek, V., Mysíková, M. (2013): “The Use of EU-SILC for Labor Flows Analysis: Methodology and Some First Results”. 3rd European User Conference for EU-LFS and EU-SILC. GESIS (Mannheim, Germany), 21.-22.3. 2013.
• Mysíková, M. (2012): “Subjective Well-Being and Job Satisfaction across Europe: Differences between and within Regions”. Cross-National Evidence from European Social Survey: Exploring Public Attitudes, Informing Public Policy in Europe. European University Cyprus (Nicosia, Cyprus), 23.-25.11.2012.
• Mysíková, M. (2011): “Income Inequality within Couples: Female Employment and Gender Wage Gap”. 2nd European User Conference for EU-LFS and EU-SILC. GESIS (Mannheim, Germany), 31.3.-1.4. 2011.
• Mysíková, M. (2010): “Harmonisation of EU-SILC: Obstacles for Users”. Workshop on Harmonisation of Social Survey Data for Cross-National Comparison. Sociological Institute of the Czech Academy of Sciences (Prague, CR), 19.10.2010
• Mysíková, M. (2009): “Income Inequalities within Couples in the Czech Republic and Selected European Countries”. The European User Conference for EU-LFS and EU-SILC. German Microdata Lab, GESIS a Eurostat (Mannheim, Germany), 5.-6.3.2009.
• Mysíková, M., Tourek, Š., Zelený, M. (2007): “Attrition in EU-SILC in the Czech Republic”. The European Survey Research Association 2007 Conference. ESRA, VŠE, CZSO (Prague, CR), 25.-29.6.2007.
• Mysíková, M., Zelený, M. (2006): “EU-SILC: Survey Process in the Czech Republic”. Comparative EU-Statistics on Income and Living Conditions: Issues and Challenges. Eurostat and Statistics Finland (Helsinki, Finland), 6.-8.11.2006.