Classes
- Germany and the Visegrád Countries: Mitteleuropa rediviva?JMM357 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Germany and Austria and the Visegrad Countries +1JMM810 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- "Mitteleuropea Revidiva?" Germany and Austria and the Visegrad CountriesJMMZ122 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Czechoslovak and Czech foreign policy after 1989 I.JMB058 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- German SecurityJMB234 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Czechoslovak and Czech foreign policy after 1989 II.JMB328 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Security Issues Today +1JMB535 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Czechoslovak and Czech Foreign Policy after 1989 II.JMBZ242 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- German Foreign Policy I +1JMM081 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- German Foreign Policy II +1JMM111 | Faculty of Social Sciences
Publications
- Turnabout or continuity? The German Zeitenwende and the reaction of the V4 countries to it2023 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Three chancellors at the head of the reunited country2022 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Germany 1989 - 2021 : Achievements, problems and challenges of a united country2022 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- The Communist Party of Czechoslovakia and Central Planning: Between the Imperative of Power and Economic Rationality2018 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Populism in times of crisis2016 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- The Central Europe in the foreign policy of the Czech Republic2009 | Faculty of Social Sciences, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- The Central Europe in the foreign policy of the Czech Republic2008 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Germany and the Visegrad countries between dependence and asymmetric partnership?2005 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Current European Populism : A Threat To Liberal Democracy?Publication without faculty affiliation
- Current Populism in Europe: Impact on the Political LandscapePublication without faculty affiliation
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