Classes
- Anthropological fieldworks in the BalkansAET100166 | Faculty of Arts
- Anthropological Perspectives on KinshipYBAJ245 | Faculty of Humanities
- Translation seminarAET100165 | Faculty of Arts
- Anthropology of Southeastern EuropeAET100197 | Faculty of Arts
- Central and Eastern Europe in ethnological perspectiveAET100207 | Faculty of Arts
- Anthropology of relatedness +1AET100214 | Faculty of Arts
- Foreign research praxisAET100239 | Faculty of Arts
- Visual Anthropology: practiceAET100261 | Faculty of Arts
- Traditonal European family structuresAET100264 | Faculty of Arts
- Current anthropological researchAET100298 | Faculty of Arts
Publications
- CZECH VILLAGES IN SERBIAN BANAT - ETHNOLOGICAL RESEARCH2022 | Faculty of Arts
- From blood revenge to Postsocialism. The development of anthropological engagements with the Balkans2019 | Faculty of Arts
- Anthropological Fieldwork in the Balkans, 1900 - 19502018 | Faculty of Arts
- Patriarchy in the Balkans - Dominant Ideology or a Scale of Variation? (The Case o Voyvodovo, Village of Czechs and Slovaks in Bulgaria)2017 | Faculty of Arts
- Bulgarian Protestants and the Czech village of Voyvodovo2017 | Faculty of Arts
- Roma, Czechoslovakia and Transnationalism2014 | Faculty of Arts
- Some aspects of kinship and marriage patterns among the "Czechs of Vojvodovo"2008 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Czech kinship terminology in diaspora: the case of Voyvodovo (Bulgaria)2023 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Contemporary Research on the Czech Compatriots in South-Eastern Europe2023 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Ethnographic responsibility: Replies to Herzfeld (AT 39[3])2023 | Publication without faculty affiliation
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