Classes
- The Anthropology of Migration and Transnationalism +1YDA226 | Faculty of Humanities
- Antropology of Migration and Transnationalism - SeminarYMA07VSA0 | Faculty of Humanities
- Anthropological Perspectives on Migration and Mobility in CEYBAJ067 | Faculty of Humanities
- Guided Reading - Scheper - Hughes - Death without WeepingYBQNS01 | Faculty of Humanities
- Anthropological Perspectives on Care: Kinship, Life Cycle and WorkYBSC156 | Faculty of Humanities
- The Interview as an Anthropological MethodYMA319 | Faculty of Humanities
- Anthropology in ActionYMA325 | Faculty of Humanities
- Applied AnthropologyYMA37PS0I | Faculty of Humanities
- Gender, Care and Family +1YMAGPR1 | Faculty of Humanities
- The Interview - Techniques and Analyses of the Spoken Word +1YMG155 | Faculty of Humanities
Publications
- Profitable Bodies and Care Mobilitiesin Central and Eastern Europe2022 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- The gender of guilt : diversity and ambivalence of transnational care trajectories within postsocialist migration experience2021 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- The political economy of social reproduction: cross-border care mobility in the Czech Republic2020 | Faculty of Humanities
- Facing COVID-19: Live-in Care in Central Europe2020 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- The Courage to Disagree: The Feminist Thought of Hana Havelková and Critical Reflections2019 | Faculty of Humanities, Faculty of Science
- Sentimental Money - What Is the Cost of Transnational Motherhood?2019 | Faculty of Humanities, Faculty of Science
- The knowledge in a public space. To understand and to interpret2019 | Faculty of Humanities, Faculty of Science
- Transnational migration: Borders, gender and global justice challenges2019 | Faculty of Humanities
- Applied Anthropology in Public Space - Special Issue2016 | Faculty of Humanities, Faculty of Science, Charles University, Institute for Language and Preparatory Studies
- Women at the Sidelines (?) - Gender, Migration and Ageing2016 | Faculty of Humanities, Central Library of Charles University
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