Rate My Professor Iveta Radičová

Her research focuses on social policy, European Union politics and identity, poverty, ethnicity, Roma communities, and social transformation in Central Europe. She has coordinated and led projects including the World Bank Roma and Labour Market study (1999–2001), Yale University’s Poverty, Ethnicity, Gender initiative (1998–2002), Monitoring Social Protection Reform in CEEC (CONSENSUS II, 1998–2000), and New Pact for EU (2016–2017), alongside national expert roles in MISSOC, trESS, and FreSsco. Key publications encompass Hic Sunt Romales (Nadácia S.P.A.C.E., 2001), Atlas rómskych komunít na Slovensku (2004), Sociálna politika na Slovensku (ed., 1998), Zdravie, práca, dôchodok (1999), and contributions to international works like Business Ethics in East and Central Europe (1997) and International Review of Comparative Public Policy (1996). Radičová has received honors including Women of the Year (2006, 2010), Pelikán Award (2011), and Cena slobody Antona Srholca (2019), and fellowships at Oxford’s St. Anthony College, Robert Bosch Academy, and Fulbright at New School for Social Research (1999). She contributes to public discourse through lectures at universities worldwide and roles in organizations like Club de Madrid and Forum 2000.