Study programmes
- History – Economic and Social History🇨🇿 NMgr. | Faculty of Arts
- History – Economic and Social History with double curriculum study Political Theories🇨🇿 NMgr. | Faculty of Arts
- History – Economic and Social History with double curriculum study Interpreting Studies with specialisation in Interpreting : Czech – German🇨🇿 NMgr. | Faculty of Arts
Classes
- Czech History of the Modern PeriodAHS100083 | Faculty of Arts
- Czech History of the Modern Period II +1AHS400090 | Faculty of Arts
- Social History from 1750 to the Present DayAHS100026 | Faculty of Arts
- Bachelor Seminar +1AHS100359 | Faculty of Arts
- Seminar to Social History (from the middle of the 18th Century to 1945)AHS111025 | Faculty of Arts
- Economic and Social History (from 1945 to the Present Time)AHS222016 | Faculty of Arts
- PVP 3 Seminar in Social History (from the Middle of the 18th Century to 1945)AHS222025 | Faculty of Arts
- PVP 3 Seminar in Economic and Social History (from 1945 to the Present Time)AHS222026 | Faculty of Arts
- History of Social Theories +2AHS400075 | Faculty of Arts
- Political Parties and Electoral Systems in the Czech Lands (1861 - 1914) +2AHS400131 | Faculty of Arts
Publications
- Vagabonds and the modern state2008 | Faculty of Arts
- 'Working Class' in modern social historiography2008 | Faculty of Arts
- English New Poor Law 1834 - Part II - The Emergence of the Modern Poor Law (1814-1834)2007 | Faculty of Arts
- The broad curve of the cultural history2006 | Faculty of Arts
- Women at the scene of history2006 | Faculty of Arts
- The European Experience: A Multi-Perspective History of Modern Europe, 1500-20002023 | Faculty of Arts
- Working at night: the temporal organisation of labour across political and economic regimes2022 | Faculty of Arts
- The State, voluntary Activites and National Aims in Social Care for Children and Young People in Inter-War Czechoslovakia2022 | Faculty of Arts
- Night Work Restrictions in Interwar Czechoslovakia2022 | Faculty of Arts
- Loss of faith in the invisible hand of the market2022 | Faculty of Arts
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