Study programme
Classes
- 4EU+ Urban Regulations and Political Memory: Towards understanding Spatio-TemporalMZ340A05 | Faculty of Science
- Methods in Social Geography IIMZ340C02Z | Faculty of Science
- Introduction to Social GeographyMZ340P26 | Faculty of Science
- Methods of field research in human geography +1MZ340P273 | Faculty of Science
- Urban Social Geography: Key Theoretical Approaches +1MZ340P731 | Faculty of Science
- Socioeconomic GeographyMZ340U06 | Faculty of Science
- Discussion seminar on Contemporary Urban StudiesMZ340V13 | Faculty of Science
- Internship in a research group - geographyMBCPLUS027 | Faculty of Science
- Social Geography of Prague +1MZ340P672 | Faculty of Science
- Urban Social Geography: Contemporary IssuesMZ340P741 | Faculty of Science
Publications
- Everyday mobility: project for geographic seminar2010 | Faculty of Science
- Remote sensing for sub-urbanization spatial patterns evaluationPublication without faculty affiliation
- Social deprivation: possibility of measurementPublication without faculty affiliation
- Towards ordinary quarters: the development of housing estates in Prague after transformation2023 | Faculty of Science
- Functional types of suburban settlements around two differently sized Czech cities2022 | Faculty of Science, Central Library of Charles University
- Real Population and Daily Mobility in Prague and the Central Bohemian Region2022 | Faculty of Science
- Prague and the Central Bohemian Region: Main Socio-spatial Processes in the Period After Transition2022 | Faculty of Science
- Methodological Approach: Concentric Zones of Prague and Typology of Municipalities in the Central Bohemian Region2022 | Faculty of Science
- Prague suburbs: The dynamics of social environment within the growing metropolis2022 | Faculty of Science
- Measuring the morphology of suburban settlements: Scale-dependent ambiguities of residential density development in the Prague Urban Region2021 | Faculty of Science, First Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, Faculty of Social Sciences
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