Study programme
Classes
- Geopolitics and World Order +1JPB154 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Geography and Politics in Europe within Global Regionalism +1JPM094 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Geopolitics and Political Geography of World RegionsJPM142 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Geopolitics of sovereignty, state failure and unrecognized states +1JPM300 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Political geography of anomalous political entitiesJPM350 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Master's Thesis Seminar IJPM736 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Geoeconomics: a framework to understand the evolution of geopolitical analysisJPM826 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- InternshipJPM973 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Europe in troubled times: the future of European geopoliticsJCZV001 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Geography of Internal ConflictsJPB242 | Faculty of Social Sciences
Publications
- Territoriality of Radical Islamist Groups: Security, Economy and Identity2021 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- International Migration through Lenses of Political Science: History, Theory and Current Issues2021 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Independent territories revisited? The concept of partially independent territories (PITs) and the role of such territories in the international system2019 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Unrecognized States and Secession in the 21st Century2017 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Introduction +12016 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Policy analysis and political actors. Limits of theory application in practice2015 | Faculty of Social Sciences, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Blanka Říchová (ed): Government Models in Parliamentary Systems (the Netherlands, Sweden, Italy, Spain, Slovakia and Mauritius)2008 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Strategic and Geopolitical Issues in the Contemporary WorldPublication without faculty affiliation
- Geopolitics of Secession: Secession in the international setting2023 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Towards a Schmittian Theory of Border Hardening: Nomos, Sovereignty, Political Unity and Barriers in the Middle East2022 | Faculty of Social Sciences
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