Hon. Prof. Stefano Cavagnetto, Ph.D.
Pro-Rector of Prague City University
Programme Leader for MSc Leadership and Strategic Management
Hon. Prof. Stefano Cavagnetto is Pro-Rector of Prague City University and Programme Leader for postgraduate studies. He is co-founder and director of CRIS (the Centre for Research and Interdisciplinary Studies) at PCU, and responsible for the research unit of the School of Business.
He holds a Master’s degree in Scientific Communication from COREP (Consortium for Permanent Research and Education) in Turin and earned his Doctoral degree in Philosophy at the Università degli Studi del Piemonte Orientale “Amedeo Avogadro”. After undertaking a visiting scholar role at Columbia University in NYC, Dr Cavagnetto moved to Prague to specialise in Mathematical Logic at the Institute of Mathematics at the Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic. During this time, he earned his PhD in Mathematical Logic from Charles University.
In 2022, Dr. Cavagnetto was appointed Honorary Professor of Teesside University. This is the highest honour in the UK university system to be awarded to individuals whom the University wishes to appoint, honour and collaborate with.
Additionally, he has been a visiting scholar and fellow at the Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences in Cambridge (UK) and has been published in the fields of logic, theoretical philosophy, ethics, and strategy. Dr. Cavagnetto teaches at the post graduate level research methods, strategy, governance and ethics, and he is also teaching in the doctoral programme in the International Business School in Teesside.
Dr. Cavagnetto has also written two university textbooks for undergraduate and postgraduate students on natural deduction and the formalisation of natural languages and mathematical logic, respectively.
Education
Charles University, CZ — Doctor's Degree
Università degli Studi del Piemonte Orientale, IT — Doctor of Philosophy
Polytechnic University of Turin & University of Turin, IT — Master's Degree
Professional Activities
Research & Practice
Selected Research:
Draper, T. and Cavagnetto, S., (2024). The Von Neumann–Morgenstern Curve and Bank Capital Adequacy Penalties—An Empirical Analysis. Economies, 12(6), p.150.
Makarenko, I., Cavagnetto, S., Kozmenko, O., Kozmenko, S. and Bilan, Y., (2024). Sustainability Transparency in Sovereign Wealth Funds: Benchmark and case study approach. Financial & Credit Activity: Problems of Theory & Practice, 2(55).
Brož, V., Pace, D., Gahir, B., Draper, T., Cavagnetto, S., (2023), “Do not mention Russia: A theoretical framework for bank penalties due to economic sanction violations and policy implications”, Banks and Bank Systems, 18(2), pp. 161-176.
Ognjanovic, J., Dzenopoljac, V. and Cavagnetto, S. (2023), “Intellectual capital before and during COVID-19 in the hotel industry: the moderating role of tangible assets”, Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Insights, Vol. ahead of print, N. ahead of print.
Dzenopoljac, V., Georgievski, B., Cavagnetto, S., and Abidi, O. (2022), “National intellectual capital: a comparative longitudinal study”, Ekonomika Preduzeca, May-June, pp. 147-160.
