Classes
- Indian Skulls, "Criminal Negroes" and "Effiminate Types". Criminalistics, Police, Penal Law and Popular Culture in 19th and 20th centuries.YBHC136 | Faculty of Humanities
- Everyday Life of the Holocaust: An Introduction to Contemporary Holocaust StudiesYBHC139 | Faculty of Humanities
- Bandits, Beggars, and Kleptomania. Criminality through the Lenses of Historiography: Between British Marxists Historians and Historical AnthropologyYBHC147 | Faculty of Humanities
- Between Colonialism, Nacism and Liberal DemocracyYBHC156 | Faculty of Humanities
- Between Persecution and Resistance. RomaYMH2ZS1819 | Faculty of Humanities
- Racism and "Race" in Czech Modern HistoryYMHA41 | Faculty of Humanities
- Between Persecution and Resistance. Romani in the History of 20th CenturyYMHA43 | Faculty of Humanities
- Beyond Historical Anthropology: the Challenges of Postcolonial Thought, Environmental History, Animal Studies, and the Category of Dis-/AbilityYMHA49 | Faculty of Humanities
- (Historical) Anthropology and PrisonYMHA50 | Faculty of Humanities
Publications
- From "Scourge of the Countryside" to "Social Parasites" and "Job-Hoppers" / "Gypsies" in Czechoslovak Criminology from the First Republic to Early Normalization2023 | Faculty of Arts
- Between memory and amnesia: Silencing the genocide of the Roma in local memory in the Czech Lands2022 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Holocaust and its Aftermath through the lenses of Jewish and Roma families between women´s history and gender2022 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- 'The Scourge of Our Countryside!' The Criminalisation of the Roma from the First Republic until the First Phase of the Protectorate (1918-1941)2022 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Chapter 8 Czechoslovakia2021 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Roma and Sinti in the Czech Lands in the First Half of the 20th Century: A Case Study2021 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Nation, "Race" and Opposition to Nazism in interwar Czechoslovakia2021 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- 'Camps for scoundrels, layabouts, and Gypsies.' Contribution to research into the policy and practice of criminalisation of 'work-shy' population during the Second Czechoslovak Republic and the Protectorate (1938-1942)2020 | Faculty of Humanities
- From Proverbial Pest to "Alien Race": The Treatment of "gypsies" in Czechoslovak Criminal Science (1918-1939)2019 | Faculty of Humanities
- Between "Backwardness" and "Habitual Criminals". Invoking "Gypsyness" at Courts in Interwar Czechoslovakia2019 | Faculty of Humanities
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