- What is and what is not semi-presidentialism and why it is necessary to know it related to the Czech politics2014 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- A way to define semi-presidential regime2014 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Direct election of president: Czech Republic as a semi-presidential system +12012 | Faculty of Arts
- The Czech Democratic Regime after 2012: A Transition to Semi-Presidentialism?2016 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Direct presidential election in Czech Republic and semi-presidentialism2015 | Faculty of Arts
- Contradictory Approaches: Discussing Semi-Presidentialism in Central Europe2016 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Head of state in parliamentary and semi-presidential regimes: Czech republic in comparative perspective2008 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Who rules in the Czech Republic? : Semi-Presidential Regime, Direct Elections and Rules of the Game2017 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Semi-presidentialism, Parliamentarism and Presidents : Presidential Politics in Central Europe2019 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Reflections on the current political crisis in the Czech Republic: The introduction of direct presidential elections and the operation of a semi-presidential systemPublication without faculty affiliation
- Direct election of the president as an essential character semi-presidential form of government in France?2011 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Between super-presidential and semi-presidential regime? : the position of the president in the Ukraine's political system until December 20062008 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Parliamentarism or semi-presidentialism? A dispute over classification of Central European democratic regimes2014 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Faculty of Social Sciences
- Robert Elgie: Do direct presidential elections make a difference?Publication without faculty affiliation
- Democratic Political Regimes2019 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- Czech Republic 2013: Welcome to semipresidentialism2013 | Faculty of Arts
- Direct election of the president and its constitutional and political consequences +12016 | Faculty of Law
- Maurice Duverger (1917 - 2014): the world's most cited French political scientist, who was always close to sociology2015 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Always the same, but constantly changing: a comparison of the position and the role of the president in France since 19582015 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- ‚I will not be a mere wreath layer!‘ Analysis of the presidential refusal to appoint cabinet ministers in the Czech Republic2023 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Faculty of Social Sciences, Faculty of Law
- Between Berlin and Paris : Where is the Czech political regime heading ?2014 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- President of the Republic in France2008 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- The form of government in the Czech Republic and Slovakia in comparison2019 | Faculty of Law
- The Supreme Command over the Armed Forces from the Constitutional Perspective2023 | Faculty of Law
- Modern Georgia2020 | Faculty of Social Sciences