Study programme
Classes
- Transatlantic Security Cooperation +1JMB069 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Security implications of the EU-USA relationsJMB165 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Seminar on Theory and Methodology IIIJMD007 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Theory and Practice of Academic WorkJMD017 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Methodology of International Territorial StudiesJMD020 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- European Union in International Affairs +1JMM048 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Internal and external security policy of the European Union +1JMM449 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Current Issues of European IntegrationJMM525 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Seminar on Methodology for European StudiesJMM581 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- External relations of the European UnionJMM586 | Faculty of Social Sciences
Publications
- Fighting Wars or Controlling Crowds? The Case of the Czech Military Forces and the Possible Blurring of Police and Military Functions2013 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- The 2022 Czech EU Council Presidency: Performance in the Fields of Security, Energy and Rule of Law2023 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Institutional Inertia and Change: Explaining the Czech and Portuguese Engagement in European Defence Market Integration2023 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Introduction: Small states in European security2022 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Towards a framework for analysis: Facing the pressures of internationalisation and securitisation2022 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Czech backlash against the GDPR: A small state's mismatch between domestic and international priorities2021 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- De-Europeanisation of Czech policy towards Eastern Partnership countries under populist leaders2021 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- A small state's anticipation of institutional change: effects of the looming Brexit in the areas of the CSDP and internal market2020 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Europeanisation of the Czech state administration : four institutions, four models2020 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Book review : Small state behaviour in strategic and intelligence studies2020 | Faculty of Social Sciences
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