Classes
- Scandinavian Politics and SocietyJMM247 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Introduction to political scienceJPB198 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- West European Party Systems: Continuity and ChangeJPM255 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Political Systems in Comparative Perspective +1JPB139 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Political systems II +1JPB185 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Workshop: Political and state institutions in practiceJPB569 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Political institutions and their analysis I.JPD032 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Political institutions and their analysis II.JPD071 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Party systems +2JPM020 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Problems of constitutional engineeringJPM029 | Faculty of Social Sciences
Publications
- Still Post-Communist? Central Europe a Quarter of a Century after the First Free Elections (Roundtable v rámciPublication without faculty affiliation
- Power Beyond Constitutions : Presidential Constitutional Conventions in Central Europe2023 | Faculty of Social Sciences, Faculty of Law
- Constitutional Conventions in Central Europe: Presidents in Government Formation Process2023 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- The Unwritten Limits of Power : Constitutional Customs in Czech Politics2023 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Search for and Pitfalls of the Defintion of Constitutional Convention2021 | Faculty of Social Sciences, Faculty of Law
- Three-Fold Gap: Researching Constitutional Conventions in the Czech Republic2021 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Technocratic cabinets in Europe2020 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Semi-presidentialism, Parliamentarism and Presidents : Presidential Politics in Central Europe2019 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- When are technocratic cabinets formed?2019 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- How strong is the president in government formation? A new classification and the Czech case2019 | Faculty of Social Sciences
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