Classes
- Crisis Games +1JPM625 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- From Waterloo to Compiegne: Society, politics and war, 1815-1918JPB290 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Society, Politics and War: the causes of World War IJPB572 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Armed Forces and SocietyJPM613 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Thinking about War (TIR)JPM623 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Thinking about War(TMV)JPM630 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Ethics of Armed ConflictsJPM651 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Technology and WarfareJPM656 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Czech Security SystemJPM733 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Czech Army Reserve Training IJPM861 | Faculty of Social Sciences
Publications
- Crisis Games při výuce mezinárodní politiky překvapily2015 | Central Library of Charles University
- Rationales behind the Development of Anti-Ballistic Defence2008 | Faculty of Social Sciences, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Defence Cooperation and Change: How Defence Industry Integration Fostered Development of the European Security Community2023 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- The Path to Bucha: Organisational Practices of the Russian Army and Violence against Noncombatants2022 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- What European army? Alliance, security community or postnational federation2019 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- The Military and Liberal Society : Societal-Military Relations in Western Europe2018 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- A Military Ethic for New Missions2018 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Towards a Humanitarian Military Ethics: Moral Autonomy, Integrity and Obligations in the British and German Armed Forces2017 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- The Liberal Attraction to Technological Progress and the RAF2016 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- The Strategic Significance of Ethical Imperatives: The Case of the German Armed Forces2015 | Faculty of Social Sciences
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