Study programme
Classes
- Contemporary World History (since 1918)AHS100081 | Faculty of Arts
- Introduction to Historical Studies and Proseminar [1-2]AHS100218 | Faculty of Arts
- Introduction to Historical Studies and Proseminar [3]AHS100219 | Faculty of Arts
- Economic History from 1750 to the Present DayAHS100224 | Faculty of Arts
- Bachelor Seminar /the first semester of a three-semester course/AHS100355 | Faculty of Arts
- Bachelor Seminar /the second and the third semester of a three-semester course/AHS100361 | Faculty of Arts
- Introduction to Historical Studies +2AHS110302 | Faculty of Arts
- Economic History (from the middle of the 18th Century to 1945) AAHS111010 | Faculty of Arts
- Economic History (from the Middle of the 18th Century to 1945)AHS222010 | Faculty of Arts
- Selected Issues of Economic History, History of Technology and Transport in 18th-20th CenturyAHS400068 | Faculty of Arts
Publications
- The Trade as a significant field of national conflict2011 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- The foreign trade orientation of the CSR before and after the WWWII (1937-1948)2010 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- The Czechoslovak-Westgerman trade-political and traffic-political Relations in the Period 1968-19892008 | Faculty of Arts
- Josef Václav Najman - the representative of the Czech and Czechoslovak economic and trade elits2007 | Faculty of Arts
- The Development od Trade, The Period 1848-19142006 | Faculty of Arts
- The Czechoslovak-Westgerman trade-political and transport-political Relations in the period 1949-19672005 | Faculty of Arts
- Investment in Czechoslovak transport (transport infrastructure) in the 1970s as a condition for energy security?2023 | Faculty of Arts
- Transport issues as an argument for border demarcation after the First World War: Czechoslovakia2023 | Faculty of Arts
- On the importance of innovation transfer (patents, licences) for the safety culture in the new Czechoslovak state2023 | Faculty of Arts
- Nazi policy of tourism in Central Europe2023 | Faculty of Arts
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