- The two publications that deserve attention - J. Čechura: 5 5th 1609 - the longest break in the history of Czech parliament, New York: Havran, 2009, p. 177 and J. Just: 9 7th 1609 Rudolph Majesty, New York: Havran, 2009, 158 p.2010 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Faculty of Law
- The Raven as Cultural Phenomenon2010 | Faculty of Arts
- The translator´s search for the true Raven2008 | Faculty of Arts
- Czech Rook or Hungarian Raven?2017 | Faculty of Arts
- Non-destructive research into the deserted Havraň locality (Nymburk district) : a contribution to the form of early medieval centres of the lower rank2020 | Faculty of Arts
- From an Intelligence Tower to a Tower of Joy : The Story of Havran in the Former Iron Curtain Buffer Zone2019 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Znamení bílého havrana1995 | Faculty of Education
- Virgin and Child on Angelic Throne of Havraň2023 | Catholic Theological Faculty
- Raven in the leaden mines of the world or how to see the clouds rising above2006 | Faculty of Arts
- The Moldavian Shipwreck. A political thriller of the Eastern Europe2011 | Faculty of Arts
- In the Jaws of the XXth Century. The Hooligan’s Return by Norman Manea2008 | Faculty of Arts
- Discursive closure2020 | Faculty of Humanities