- Building in or out? Examining urban expansion patterns and land use efficiency across the global sample of 466 cities with million+ inhabitants2022 | Faculty of Science
- From South to North in the Globalised World of Early Childhood Education and Care: Varied national and local responses in selected countries2020 | Faculty of Arts
- Supporting Access of Students with Disabilities to Quality Education in Ethiopia2022 | Faculty of Education
- Listening to the language of the context: problematizing researcher positionality in cross-cultural sport for development ethnographies2024 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Death by Choice, Life by Privilege: Biopolitical Circuits of Vitality and Debility in the Times of Empire2015 | Faculty of Humanities
- Kokoschka, Modigliani, Gellner: An Intellectual Sociology of the Post-Habsburg Legacy in Nationalism Studies2018 | Faculty of Humanities
- 'Grandpa lives in paradise now': Biological precarity and global economy of debility2015 | Faculty of Humanities
- Undermined Efforts? The Ambiguous Role of Mining Jobs in a Just Transition2023 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Shaping the urban home garden: Socio-ecological forces in the management of private green spaces2021 | Faculty of Science
- Viva Africa: International Conference on African Studies: "Africa and (the Other) Europe: Imageries - Discourses - Exchanges"Publication without faculty affiliation
- The colonial legacy of herbaria2023 | Faculty of Science
- Aesthetic Torment and Samizdat Whispers: Questions for the Study of Czech Countercultural Social Movements Before and After 1989 in a Global Perspective2018 | Faculty of Humanities
- From Denim to Carbon Paper2018 | Faculty of Humanities
- Taming Nkrumah's Rivers - Activity of the Czechoslovak Hydroprojekt in Ghana2021 | Faculty of Arts
- Chris Hann and Jonathan Parry (eds.) Industrial Labor on the Margins of Capitalism: Precarity, Class, and the Neoliberal Subject2021 | Faculty of Humanities
- Business influence on media news processing: a comparison of journalists' perceptions in the Czech Republic and South Africa2015 | Faculty of Social Sciences