Publications
- Multiple streams approach and political parties: Modernization of Czech Social Democracy2016 | Faculty of Social Sciences, Faculty of Arts
- Czech Political Parties and Policy Analysis in the Perspective of Policy Advisory Systems2016 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- The Czech Social Democratic Party through the Lens of Multiple Streams Approach: The ČSSD Modernization Project2014 | Faculty of Social Sciences, Faculty of Arts
- Policy Advisory Systems of Czech Political Parties2014 | Faculty of Social Sciences, Faculty of Arts
- Revisionists, progressives and traditionalists: programmatic debate in the Czechoslovak Social Democratic Party in the years 1924-19382013 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Anticommunism: a Never-ending Story of Czech Politics?2013 | Faculty of Arts
- How to study (left) political parties in todays Czech Republic?2012 | Faculty of Social Sciences, Faculty of Arts
- Mass and Cartel Parties: Sources of Theory for Interpreting the Development of ČSSD and KSČM in 2000-20102012 | Faculty of Social Sciences, Faculty of Arts
- The Czech Social Democratic Party : organizational change under the impact of new financial resources2012 | Faculty of Arts
- Ideas of social policy in the Czechoslovak Social Democratic Party between the world wars: the controversy between Evžen Štern and Jiří Pleskot2012 | Faculty of Arts
Classes
- EU - Selected Problems of European Integration +7APO100019 | Faculty of Arts
- Graded Paper (Legislation Process in Parliament) +1APO100024 | Faculty of Arts
- Philosophy and Social SciencesAPO100027 | Faculty of Arts
- Philosophy of Science +1APO100030 | Faculty of Arts
- Political Science Proseminar +1APO100038 | Faculty of Arts
- EU - Selected Problems of European Integration (B)APO200013 | Faculty of Arts
- European IntegrationAPO300132 | Faculty of Arts
- Methodology of Scientific WorkAPO300193 | Faculty of Arts
- Theory and Practice of Scientific Work (Political Science Proseminar) +3APO300240 | Faculty of Arts
- Changes in Social Democracy [1]APO400059 | Faculty of Arts
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